Joint Replacement Surgery

Total joint replacement is a surgical technique that involves replacing arthritic or diseased joint pieces with prosthetics made of metal, plastic, or ceramic. The prosthesis is designed to replicate the mobility of a sound, healthy joint.

Hip Arthroplasty

One of the orthopaedic treatments that is both economical and highly successful is Hip Arthroplasty. It offers dependable results for people with advanced degenerative hip osteoarthritis as well as avascular necrosis of the hip. Pain relief, functional restoration, and an improvement in quality of life are the main goals of this surgery.

Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement (SuperPATH)

A new method called SuperPATH hip replacement uses a minimally invasive method for implantation of the entire hip under direct view through a technically superior surgery. This method provides superior hip joint stability as compared to previous exposures as the posterior hip joint capsule and short external rotators are preserved while enabling quick and painless recovery as this surgery is done through a mini-posterior approach.

Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee replacement surgery is a procedure that can help treat severely damaged knee joints by reducing pain and regaining function. Your thighbone, shinbone, and kneecap are taken away during the treatment, and the injured bone and cartilage are replaced with an artificial joint composed of metal alloys, premium plastics, and polymers.

Knee Ligament Reconstruction

The surgical treatment called knee ligament reconstruction is used to repair one or more torn ligaments in the knee joint.

Depending on the severity of your damage, our orthopedic surgeon may perform knee ligament reconstruction surgery under spinal anesthesia.

Knee Arthroscopy

Knee joint problems can be found and treated with the surgical process referred to as knee arthroscopy. Several knee conditions, such a torn meniscus or a displaced kneecap are diagnosed through arthroscopy. It is also capable of repairing the ligaments of the joint.

Spinal Discectomy / Laminectomy

In Spinal Laminectomy a component of the vertebral arch, the bony structure of the spinal canal, is removed during the operation. Depending on the procedure, patients may or may not require fusion surgery

Spinal Fusion Surgery

In spinal fusion, the spinal bones above and below a sick or injured disc are linked together in the hopes that they may fuse into a single solid bone. For those who require spinal disc surgery but are not candidates for artificial disc replacement, it is a good alternative.

Trauma Surgery

Trauma surgery deals with all factors of trauma, including hospital based care, emergency room responsibilities, management of brain, thoracic, visceral, and vascular injuries, as well as injuries to the musculoskeletal system and soft tissues. It also deals with intensive care, secondary corrective procedures, and rehabilitation for patients of all ages.

Fracture – Plasters, Nailing, Plating

Anti Inflammatory Injections

Anti-inflammatory injections can ease joints that feel painful due to arthritis, wear and tear or nerves that keep delivering pain signals because of compression. These substances also lessen swelling in addition to pain since they diminish inflammation generally.
The primary causes of disability worldwide, according to the WHO, are musculoskeletal illnesses, which include different types of arthritis and problems of the bones and joints. However, we also provide care that starts with a precise diagnosis and ends with successful treatment of the pathology.