Orthopaedics
Orthopaedics
Orthopaedics
Apex Hospitals, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur offers comprehensive orthopaedic and sports medicine care, combining minimally invasive surgical techniques with a multidisciplinary, patient-centred approach. Our team of orthopaedic surgeons brings 32+ years of combined experience, performing 500+ joint replacements every year, from knee, shoulder, and hip replacement to complex limb-salvage and joint reconstruction cases that few centres in Rajasthan are equipped to manage.
32+ Years Combined Experience
500+ Joint Replacements / Year
Minimally Invasive Techniques
Multidisciplinary Team
Orthopaedics is the branch of medicine dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders of the musculoskeletal system, bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Sports medicine is a subspecialty focused on injuries related to sports and exercise.
Musculoskeletal conditions affect people of every age, from a child's fracture to an athlete's torn ligament to an older adult's degenerative joint disease. Degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can cause chronic pain and stiffness in joints such as the knees and hips, often progressing over years before patients seek treatment.
At Apex Hospitals, Malviya Nagar, our Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Department offers a full range of treatment, from medication and physical therapy to advanced joint replacement and reconstruction surgery, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques wherever clinically appropriate.
Osteoarthritis — Degenerative joint disease causing chronic pain and stiffness, most commonly in the knees and hips.
Fractures — A break in the bone, ranging from simple closed fractures to complex open fractures requiring surgical fixation.
Dislocations — Separation of two bones at a joint, causing severe pain and temporary loss of joint function.
ACL, PCL & Meniscus Tears — Injuries to the cruciate ligaments and meniscus of the knee, common in basketball, soccer, tennis, and volleyball, requiring reconstruction or arthroscopic repair.
Shoulder Injuries — Rotator Cuff, Bankart Tear & Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty — Rotator cuff tears, Bankart lesions causing shoulder instability, and severe shoulder joint damage requiring reverse shoulder arthroplasty.
Complex Bone & Spine Disorders — Abnormalities affecting the structure and stability of the spine, including the vertebrae, discs, joints, and soft tissues.
Diabetic Foot Complications — Severe foot infections in diabetic patients which can threaten limb viability if not managed with timely, expert intervention.
Sports Injuries — Injuries affecting athletes of all levels, including ligament tears, tendon injuries, joint instability, and ankle injuries.
Severe Joint Damage (Elbow, Hip, Knee) — Long-standing joint deterioration, sometimes following a poorly healed fracture, that can require joint replacement to restore function.
Persistent joint pain or stiffness, especially in the knees or hips
Swelling, instability, or locking of a joint
A suspected fracture or visible deformity after an injury
Knee instability or a popping sensation during sports activity (possible ACL/PCL injury)
Shoulder pain, instability, or weakness after an injury or over time
A non-healing wound on the foot, especially with diabetes
Chronic back or neck pain affecting daily activity
Reduced range of motion in any joint after an old injury
Robotic Total Knee Replacement — Robotic-assisted precision for customised knee replacement, restoring mobility and relieving chronic pain.
Total Hip Replacement — Tailored hip replacement to address each patient's unique anatomy and lifestyle needs.
Total Elbow Replacement — Complex joint reconstruction for severe elbow damage, including post-traumatic deformity.
Shoulder Replacement — Including Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty for patients with severe rotator cuff damage or complex shoulder conditions.
Joint Replacement (Other Joints) — Customised solutions across multiple joints.
Fracture Management — From simple closed fractures to complex open fractures requiring surgical fixation.
Ligament Reconstruction — Repair and restoration of damaged ligaments to regain strength and stability.
ACL, PCL & Meniscus Reconstruction — Specialised surgical repair for torn cruciate ligaments and meniscus in athletes and active individuals.
Arthroscopy (Knee, Shoulder, Ankle) — Minimally invasive joint surgery for diagnosis and treatment of joint conditions.
Bankart Repair — Surgical stabilisation of recurrent shoulder dislocation.
Diabetic Foot & Limb Salvage Surgery — Staged surgical management to control infection and preserve the limb, avoiding amputation wherever possible.
Our orthopaedic team performs over 500 joint replacements annually, including complex and rare procedures such as total elbow replacement, a volume of experience that directly translates into better surgical outcomes for patients.
Robotic-assisted knee replacement provides greater surgical precision for knee replacement procedures, reducing the margin of error and improving implant positioning. Available at Apex Hospitals, Malviya Nagar.
In severe diabetic foot infections, amputation is often considered the only safe option elsewhere. Our foot and ankle specialists are trained in staged limb-salvage techniques, giving patients a real chance at preserving their limb and walking again.
Our team includes surgeons with international fellowship training in arthroplasty and arthroscopy, including FSES (Japan), Fellowship in Arthroscopy (UK), and Fellowship in Robotic Knee Replacement, bringing globally benchmarked surgical techniques to complex joint replacement cases in Jaipur.
Advanced instrumentation and precision surgical technique allow many complex procedures, including joint replacement, to be performed without cutting muscle, reducing pain, blood loss, and recovery time.
OPD available Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Book online, call our helpline (9829030011), or walk in. Bring any prior X-rays, MRI scans, or treatment records for a focused first consultation.
Your orthopaedic surgeon examines the affected joint or bone and orders relevant imaging, X-ray, MRI, or CT, to assess the extent of damage and determine the most appropriate treatment path.
Treatment options are explained clearly, physiotherapy, medication, minimally invasive arthroscopy, or surgery such as joint replacement or ligament reconstruction, along with expected outcomes and recovery timeline for each option.
Procedures range from outpatient arthroscopic treatment to complex joint replacement and limb-salvage surgery. Advanced instrumentation and, where appropriate, robotic assistance are used to maximise precision and minimise tissue damage.
Physiotherapy begins early to restore strength and mobility. For complex cases such as joint replacement or limb-salvage surgery, recovery is monitored closely over weeks to months, with a multidisciplinary team supporting the full recovery journey.
Regular follow-up tracks healing progress and joint function. For sports injury patients, a structured return-to-activity plan is developed in coordination with physiotherapy to reduce the risk of re-injury.
Condition: A patient was admitted in critical condition with an advanced diabetic foot infection, complicated by uncontrolled diabetes, foul-smelling wounds, necrotic tissue, and infection spreading across multiple areas of the foot — a presentation in which amputation is usually considered unavoidable.
Treatment: Under the guidance of Dr. Ishwar Meena, Consultant — Orthopaedics (Foot & Ankle and Sports Injury Specialist), the team chose a limb-salvage strategy instead of immediate amputation. This involved three staged surgeries to remove infected and dead tissue, continuous infection control, and intensive monitoring with targeted medical management over four months.
Outcome: The infection was successfully controlled and the wound healed completely. The patient regained mobility without permanent disability and today walks independently, having returned to a normal lifestyle.
Condition: A patient had suffered severe elbow pain for five years following a fracture that had healed incorrectly at a local facility, causing the elbow joint to deteriorate completely. All movement in the elbow was eventually lost, leaving the patient unable to carry out basic daily tasks with that hand.
Treatment: After thorough evaluation, the team determined that Total Elbow Replacement was the only viable solution. The surgery was performed by Dr. Sandeep Garg using advanced instrumentation and precision surgical technique, completed without any muscle cutting despite significant risks including nerve damage and permanent disability.
Outcome: The patient's elbow movement was fully restored and the patient was discharged in good health, a result of complex, high-stakes orthopaedic care combining clinical expertise, advanced surgical infrastructure, and precision technique.
