A pelvic fracture occurs when any of the huge butterfly-shaped group of bones near the base of the spine-the ilium, ischium, and pubis-is injured. Pelvic fractures can affect the ilium, ischium, pubis, as well as the acetabulum. Fracture of the ilium. The ilia are spherical, flat bones that make up the two largest pelvic bones. TheyLeer Más

A hip fracture occurs when the upper pelvis is injured, which can be the femoral head, femoral neck, or trochanter. What is the most common location for hip fractures? The most common site through hip fracture is the femoral neck. Women are more at risk than Men Chances increase for over age 60 patients due to osteoporosis OtherLeer Más

Knee Replacement Surgery, also known as Knee Arthroplasty, is a surgical technique that involves the replacement of a damaged or worn knee joint with an artificial joint. The procedure is usually done to treat pain and restore function to the knee joint, which has been impaired by injury, arthritis, or other degenerative disorders. Knee Replacement Surgery,Leer Más

Scoliosis is a spinal disorder in which the spine curves sideways in an “S” shape, to the right or left. Scoliosis usually occurs in childhood or adolescence when growth is still rapid. Women are more affected than men. Scoliosis is not often visible, however, some persons with this illness may lean to one side orLeer Más

Low back pain (LBP) affects 60-85% of adults at some point in their lives. Lumbar spondylosis is a tough diagnostic. It is easy to detect on radiographs; nevertheless, its frequency in all patient populations makes correct diagnosis of symptomatic patients extremely challenging. 85.5% of people aged 45 to 64 have osteophytes in their lumbar spine.Leer Más

Spinal Fracture Osteoporosis and traumas such as falls, sports injuries, or car accidents are common causes of A spinal fracture Most spinal fractures do not require surgery, but you may be required to wear a brace for several months. Severe spinal fractures, on the other hand, will require surgical repair. Types of Spinal Fracture Fractures occur whenLeer Más

Painful herniated disc illness is a problem also known as Slipped Disc in common. The shock-absorbing cushions between each pair of vertebrae in your spine are called intervertebral discs. Each disc has a nucleus pulposus, a soft, gelatinous centre, and an outside, sturdy ring of fibres known as the annulus. The nucleus of the discLeer Más

Osteoporosis literally means “holes in the bones.” When a mineral such as calcium is depleted in the bones so rapidly that the body loses a replacement mineral. They lose density and strength and break easily. Because there are often no signs or symptoms, most people don’t know they have osteoporosis until a bone breaks.. This isLeer Más

The most prevalent type of arthritis that affects the back is Spinal Arthritis / Osteoarthritis. It can happen anywhere on the spine. The low back and even the neck are usually impacted. The cartilage around the joint wears down in Osteoarthritis or Spinal Arthritis, causing the bones of the joint to grind together, producing inflammationLeer Más

What is a Backache or Back Pain? The majority of people will have back discomfort at least once in their lifetime. A complex system of bones, muscles, nerves, and joints make up your back. A malfunction with one of these components is what causes back discomfort. It is a musculoskeletal condition that can manifest in variousLeer Más

Neck pain is a condition that originates in the neck and radiates to one or both arms. Neck pain can be caused by a variety of conditions or diseases that affect any tissue in the neck, including muscles, bones, joints, muscles, and tendons The neck portion of the cervical spine or spine is composed ofLeer Más

Orthopaedic trauma is commonly used to describe an injury induced by an external force, such as a severe fall, a significant accident, or even a violent attack. These injuries occur in the musculoskeletal system, which includes the body’s bones, cartilage, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons. Fractures, ligament rips, tendon tears, and joint dislocations are allLeer Más

Congenital illnesses, developmental issues, metabolic disorders, and traumatic accidents can all cause bone deformities in your arms or legs. The following conditions are treated at the: Dysplasia of the skeleton. These congenital abnormalities disrupt bone formation, which commonly results in short height and twisted limbs. Dwarfism is caused by some kinds of skeletal dysplasia. Imperfect osteogenesis. This hereditaryLeer Más

There are very few centers in India that provide specialized services for reconstructing Complex Pelvis Acetabular Trauma. Our institution is proud of its great outcomes in these difficult and demanding surgeries. The scope of surgery includes Acetabulum repair and stabilization of unstable pelvic fractures. Pelvic and Acetabular fractures are among the most serious injuries treatedLeer Más

A rare kind of cancer that starts in the bones is called primary bone cancer, often known as bone sarcomas. Although it can start in any bone in the body, the long bones that comprise the arms and legs are the most frequently affected. It is significantly more common in men and most commonly occursLeer Más

WHAT IS SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA? Soft tissue sarcoma (STS) is a rare type of cancer (comprising of about 2% of all cancers). It can start from cells in the supporting tissues of the body, which support, connect, surround, and protect the bodily organs. They include: Muscles Blood vessels Nerves Fat Tissues Tendons and Ligaments Most commonLeer Más