Treatments

###Shoulder instability surgery is done to prevent repeated shoulder dislocations and to restore stability to the shoulder joint. When is surgery needed? Recurrent shoulder dislocations Shoulder giving way during daily activities or sports Pain and fear of movement after previous dislocations Labral or ligament injury seen on MRI How is the surgery done? The surgery is usually performed using arthroscopy (keyhole surgery). The torn ligaments or labrum are repaired and tightened using special anchors to stabilize the shoulder. Benefits Prevents further dislocations Improves shoulder stability and confidence Reduces pain and allows return to activities Recovery Hospital stay: usually 1–2 days Arm sling for a few weeks Gradual physiotherapy and strengthening Return to normal activities in a few months Shoulder instability surgery is safe and effective, especially in young and active patients, when performed by an experienced orthopaedic surgeon.

###Rotator cuff repair is a surgery done to fix torn shoulder tendons that help lift and rotate the arm. When is this surgery needed? Shoulder pain that does not improve with medicines or physiotherapy Difficulty lifting the arm or weakness in the shoulder Pain while sleeping on the affected side Confirmed rotator cuff tear on scan (MRI/USG) How is the surgery done? The surgery is usually done using arthroscopy (keyhole surgery). Small cuts are made, and the torn tendon is repaired and fixed back to the bone using special anchors. Benefits Relief from shoulder pain Improved strength and movement Better function for daily activities Recovery Short hospital stay (often 1–2 days) Arm sling for a few weeks Physiotherapy is essential Full recovery takes a few months ###Rotator cuff repair is a safe and effective procedure when done at the right time by an experienced

Shoulder joint replacement is a surgical procedure done to relieve severe shoulder pain and restore movement when the joint is badly damaged and non-surgical treatments no longer help. Why is shoulder replacement needed? It is usually advised for patients with: Advanced shoulder arthritis Severe wear and tear of the shoulder joint Irreparable rotator cuff damage Long-standing shoulder pain with stiffness and weakness Failed previous shoulder surgeries What is done during the surgery? The damaged parts of the shoulder joint are removed and replaced with smooth artificial implants (made of medical-grade metal and plastic). These implants reduce pain and allow smoother movement of the shoulder. There are different types of shoulder replacement, and the doctor will choose the most suitable one based on your condition. Benefits of shoulder joint replacement Significant pain relief Improved shoulder movement and strength Better ability to perform daily activities Improved quality of life Recovery after surgery Hospital stay is usually 2–4 days Arm support (sling) is used for a short period Physiotherapy is essential for good recovery Most patients return to daily activities within a few weeks, with gradual improvement over months Is it safe? Shoulder replacement is a well-established and safe procedure when performed by an experienced orthopaedic surgeon, with high success and patient satisfaction rates.

###Shoulder joint replacement (Total & Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty) Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair Arthroscopic treatment of shoulder instability (dislocations) Management of frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) Treatment of shoulder arthritis and degenerative conditions Labral tear repair (SLAP and Bankart lesions) Shoulder impingement syndrome management Sports-related shoulder injury treatment Revision shoulder surgery Post-operative rehabilitation and long-term shoulder care

###GERIATRIC HIP FRACTURE TREATMENT- GERIATRIC HIP FRACTURE FIXATIONS /SURGERY IN TWENTY MINUTES AND USING 2.5 CMS INCISION -USING SWISS HIP NAIL. FOR HIGH RISK , CARDIAC DISEASE , DIABETIC , HYPERTENSIVE , RENAL DISEASE , ELDERLY PATIENTS - IT MINIMIZES THE MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY GIVING A VERY FAVOURABLE OUTCOME -It minimizes the blood loss -Minimizes operative stress on old high risk patients -Minimizes morbidity -Minimizes mortality risks -Facilitates early rehab - because of minimal tissue damage in surgery / incision 2.5 cms only -GIVES GREAT RESULTS AND A HAPPY PAIN FREE PATIENT ###SHOULD YOU OPERATE ON AN ELDERLY HIGH RISK PATIENT ? THE ANSWER IS YES , because surgery is the best chance they have to prevent from a downhill slide of complications of pneumonia , bedsores , septicemia and eventually death . ### IS THE HIP SURGERY PROCEDURE ASSOCIATED WITH ANY RISKS ? Yes as with any surgery , risks are involved but are minimized with best practises .

###REDO SURGERY - HAS YOUR ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY FAILED , DO NOT FRET/WORRY WE OFFER REDO SURGERIES FOR- -FAILED FIXATIONS WITH BROKEN IMPLANTS / FAILED FRACTURE SURGERIES -NON UNION , - -MALUNION AND INFECTED FRACTURE FIXATIONS -INFECTED KNEE REPLACEMENTS -INFECTED HIP REPLACEMENTS -FAILED HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENTS WITH PERSISTANT PAIN

###FRACTURES & TREATMENT- -Dr.Raghavendra Naveen as immense experience in fracture surgery and treatment , having done his certification in fracture fixation -AO -from association of osteosynthesis (AO-SWISS) ###PORTFOLIO- -PEDIATRIC FRACURE FIXATIONS -ADULT FRACTURE - COMPLEX FRACTURES, POLYTRAUMA AND REDOSURGERIES -HIGH RISK GERIATRIC FRACTURE TREATMENT -using minimally invasive techniques .

##£Robotic Total Knee & hip Replacement- -Robotic total knee replacement is a minimally invasive surgical procedure and an alternative to traditional knee replacement surgery that utilizes robotic-arm technology to improve accuracy and precision during a knee replacement. ###The surgery is not performed by a robot- -The difference with robotic knee replacement is that the procedure is performed with the assistance of a robotic arm or handheld robotic device that allows for greater precision in implant placement, and better results as compared to traditional surgery. ###Advantages- -Smaller incision -Minimal postoperative pain -Minimal muscle trauma -implant longevity -Shorter hospital stay -Rapid recovery -Higher patient satisfaction ###Who is a candidate for robotic knee replacement surgery? -If you’re a good candidate for traditional knee replacement surgery, you’re likely a good candidate for robotic knee replacement. -Joint replacement surgery is a major decision. Our team always tailors treatment plans around your individual needs. For some patients, traditional knee replacement surgery is still recommended. ###Surgery comes with risks- Robotic knee replacement surgery comes with the same risks as traditional knee replacement surgery. -Nerve damage -Deep vein thrombosis (blood clots) -Infection -Continued pain -Promising results, but more long-term data is needed. ###why we- -we have an experienced team of doctors performing this surgery using minimally invasive procedures backed by state-of-the-art technology. we use mako robotic arm , which tested & prove world wide.

# Knee Arthroscopy Surgery- Arthroscopy is a standard surgical procedure, during which an orthopedic surgeon uses this small camera instrument to view clearly the inside of a joint. When performed on the knee, arthroscopy helps doctors see the structures of the knee with extreme accuracy, by inserting the arthroscope into the knee joint through small incisions (portals). The arthroscope sends images of the inside of the knee joint onto a television monitor, which allows the surgeon to feel, repair, and remove damaged tissue. # Arthroscopy for the knee is most usually performed for: Repair or removal of torn meniscal cartilage Reconstruction of a torn anterior cruciate ligament / Posterior cruciate ligament Removal of inflamed synovial tissue Removal of loose fragments of bone or cartilage # What to Expect After Knee Arthroscopy Surgery: After the knee arthroscopy, the patient will be moved to a recovery room and should be able to return home within one or two hours. Usually a patient can return fully to routine daily activities after about three weeks, but returning to sports may take two to three months. # Returning home: The patient will need someone to drive them home. apply ice to alleviate pain and swelling. Most patients can return to a sitting job after about a week. # Wound care: The patient will have a dressing covering the knee when they leave the hospital, and it is important to keep the incisions dry and clean. # Driving: Usually patients are able to drive one to three weeks following arthroscopic knee surgery. # Knee strengthening exercises: The patient will need to regularly exercise their knee for several weeks post surgery. Therapeutic exercise strengthens the muscles of the leg and knee and restores motion. # Outcomes of Knee Arthroscopy Surgery : The final outcome of knee arthroscopy surgery heavily depends on the degree of damage to the knee originally and what was done during surgery.

# What is Hip Replacement Surgery- -If you have a damaged hip due to arthritis, fracture or pain while performing activities like walking, sitting, getting up, have difficulty in putting on shoes and socks, feeling uncomfortable while resting and if use of walking supports does not help you, you may consider hip replacement surgery. -Hip replacement surgery is very effective and is a procedure that can help you relieve your pain, help you in moving without any difficulty and get you back to your daily activities. It is a procedure in which the doctor surgically removes the hip joint and replaces it with a joint made with metal or plastic components. This surgery is only suggested when all other therapies have failed to relieve the pain. # Causes of Hip Pain- -The most common cause of pain and disability in the hip is arthritis are Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and traumatic arthritis , osteonecrosis ankylosingspondylitis #Benefits of Hip Replacement Surgery- -Relief from pain. One of the greatest benefit and major reason of this surgery -Better and improved motion -Better and increased strength -Improved coordination of the body and leg. -Regained ability of climbing stairs, walking and maintaining a healthy lifestyle with comfort. #Dr.Raghavendra naveen uses following implants -DEPUY/J AND J -ZIMMER -EXATECH -SMITH AND NEPHEW /OXINIUM HIPS He is familiar with both anterolateral and posterolateral approaches to the hip and uses both for hip replacement surgeries , he is also familiar with all stem designs and bearing surfaces. #PORTFOLIO /OPTIONS- -PRIMARY HIP REPLACEMENT -OXINIUM HIP REPLACEMENT -CERAMIC HIP REPLACEMENT -REVISION HIP REPLACEMENT FOR NONINFECTED FALIED HIP -TWO STAGE HIP REPLACEMENT FOR INFECTED HIP( visit our blog - to see an interesting case report) -CEMENTED HIP REPLACEMENT.

#Why is knee replacement surgery required? - There are three most common reasons for knee replacement surgery: -Osteoarthritis: This is age-related arthritis which is caused by the wear and tear and damage of the knee joint. -Rheumatoid arthritis: -Post-traumatic arthritis: This kind of arthritis is caused because of some severe knee injury. #Who all should go for knee replacement surgery? When a patient complaints of ; -Severe stiffness or knee pain that hinders in carrying out daily tasks like walking, climbing stairs, -Persistent, moderate knee pain that doesn’t let a person sleep or rest -Chronic knee inflammation or swelling that is not improving even after medications or resting -Knee deformity, such as a noticeable arch or bow on the inside or outside of the knee -Depressive feelings because of the inability to carry out daily activities. #Step-by-Step Process of Knee Replacement Surgery- -Preparing for the surgery: Knee arthroplasty procedure is major surgery; thus, pre-operative groundwork, consultations, and physical assessments typically start a month before the scheduled date of the surgery. -Surgery is mostly performed under a general or epidural/spinal anaesthetic. In this procedure, the surgeon takes out the damaged cartilage and bone of the knee and then places the artificial implant for restoring the proper alignment and movement of the knee. #Recovering at the home post the surgery- After a knee replacement procedure, the patient is hospitalised for a minimum of 1 to 3 days, subject to how he is responding to rehabilitation. #when to drive car - You can drive again after about four to six weeks, and go back to work after a period of six to eight weeks. #Type of impllant we use- -DEPUY / J& J - PFC SIGMA / PS 150 HIGH FLEX DESIGNS -SMITH AND NEPHEW / OXINIUM KNEE -STRYKER -ZIMMER -Nexgen