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Avascular necrosis of hip needs assessment of clinical symptoms and careful examination of the hips.
Learn MoreShoulder instability. Repeated movement of the shoulder bone out of the socket (recurrent dislocations) is the cause of concern in patients usually belonging to the age group of 18 to 40. Apprehension sign where the patient experiences the scare of joint dislocation in certain angles of shoulder movement is noted.
Learn MoreBunion Surgery is performed to correct the hallux valgus and other deformities of the toes and forefoot. Bunion is often a cosmetic deformity without any symptoms. Bunion are also one of the common causes of the foot pain. Bunion are more common in women. It is often associated with genetics and also wearing tight and pointed shoes. Bunions can also be the consequence of abnormal shape of the foot or arthritis.
Learn MoreCarpal Tunnel is a 3 sided bone cave with one side being covered by the thick carpal tunnel ligament at the base of the palm in the wrist area. This tunnel contains 9 tendons and the median nerve. Increase in pressure in the tunnel affects the median nerve leading to pain, tingling and or weakness in the hand and fingers.
Learn MoreCartilage loss or Cartilage tear if restricted a particular area and is a localized problem, then it can be treated effectively. If the cartilage loss is generalized and if the whole joint is involved that is called arthritis and the treatment modalities involved are different.
Learn MoreFrozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis is a condition of shoulder in which the capsule has become very stiff and tight leading to pain and limitation of the motion.
Learn MoreGolfers Elbow or Medial Epicondylitis is easy to diagnose with clinical examination alone. However, an X-ray would help to rule out any underlying bone condition contributing to the problem.
Learn MoreWith good physical examination, the bruising, gap in the hamstring tendon and free SLR without the restraint to passive stretch are indicative of the the proximal hamstring tear.
Learn MoreOsteoarthritis. Advanced medial compartment knee arthritis with severe pain and / or limitation of mobility.
Learn MoreOur orthopedic surgical procedures are designed to address a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from sports injuries to degenerative joint diseases. Our experienced surgeons utilize the latest techniques and technology to provide optimal outcomes for our patients.
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Whether you require minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery or complex joint reconstruction, our team is committed to delivering personalized care and supporting you throughout your surgical journey.