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Comprehensive Bone, Joint and Mobility Care
The Department of Orthopaedics at Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research provides care for bone, joint, muscle, ligament, tendon, spine, trauma, sports injury, and mobility-related concerns.
Our team supports patients through outpatient consultations, second opinions, preventive care, pre-surgical evaluations, inpatient care, joint replacement surgery, arthroscopy, fracture and trauma care, sports injury management, paediatric orthopaedic support, post-operative care, ICU support where required, and emergency services.
We focus on accurate diagnosis, personalised treatment planning, ethical decision-making, and minimally invasive techniques wherever clinically appropriate. Our goal is to help patients reduce pain, improve mobility, recover safely, and return to daily activities with confidence.
Dedicated coordinators help patients with estimates, admission planning, pre-operative preparation, documentation, and follow-up coordination, making the treatment journey smoother and more transparent.
Conditions and Concerns We Treat
Our Orthopaedics team provides care for conditions and concerns such as:
Our Orthopaedic Services
Outpatient Consultations
Our outpatient consultations help patients receive timely evaluation for bone, joint, muscle, ligament, tendon, trauma, and mobility-related concerns.
During consultation, the doctor may review:
Telemedicine services may be available for suitable follow-ups, report reviews, recovery guidance, non-emergency concerns, and second opinions.
This can help patients access medical guidance more conveniently, especially before or after treatment, where clinically appropriate.
Pre-Surgical Evaluation
Pre-surgical evaluation helps assess whether surgery is needed, whether the patient is fit for surgery, and which approach may be most suitable.
This may include:
Preventive care focuses on identifying risks early and supporting long-term bone, joint, and mobility health.
Preventive care may include:
Joint replacement surgery may be advised for selected patients with severe joint damage, arthritis, pain, stiffness, or loss of mobility that is not improving with other treatments.
The department supports joint replacement procedures involving:
The need for joint replacement is decided after clinical assessment, imaging, functional evaluation, and discussion with the patient.
Arthroscopy
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose or treat selected joint problems.
It may be considered for certain ligament, cartilage, meniscus, shoulder, knee, or sports-related injuries depending on the condition and doctor’s assessment.
Where suitable, arthroscopy may support smaller incisions, focused treatment, and faster recovery compared with some open procedures.
Trauma and Fracture Care
Our team provides timely care for fractures and trauma-related injuries.
Treatment may include:
The focus is on proper alignment, healing, function, and safe recovery.
Sports Medicine and Injury Care
Sports injuries may involve muscles, ligaments, tendons, joints, or bones.
Our sports medicine support includes evaluation and treatment guidance for:
The aim is to help patients recover safely and return to activity with reduced risk of recurrence.
Paediatric Orthopaedics
Paediatric orthopaedic support may be provided for younger patients with selected bone, joint, limb, or deformity-related concerns.
This may include conditions such as:
Care is planned according to the child’s age, diagnosis, growth stage, and functional needs.
Hand and Upper Extremity Care
The Orthopaedics team supports evaluation and treatment of selected hand, wrist, elbow, and upper limb conditions.
These may include:
Foot and ankle concerns can affect walking, balance, mobility, and quality of life.
Our team provides support for selected foot and ankle conditions, including injuries, deformities, pain, and functional concerns.
Inpatient Orthopaedic Care
For patients who require admission, our inpatient care focuses on safety, pain control, monitoring, recovery, rehabilitation, and clear communication.
Inpatient support may include:
Our operation theatres are equipped to support routine and complex orthopaedic procedures.
The surgical team works with anaesthetists, technicians, nurses, and support staff to maintain safety, hygiene, and process compliance during procedures.
Surgical care is planned with attention to:
Most patients recover in the ward after orthopaedic procedures. Some patients may require closer monitoring or ICU support depending on their age, medical condition, type of surgery, trauma severity, or recovery needs.
Post-operative care may include:
Emergency support is available for urgent orthopaedic conditions requiring prompt assessment and care.
The team is trained to identify, triage, and prioritise care for patients with injuries, fractures, trauma, severe pain, or sudden loss of mobility.
Seek urgent care if you have severe pain, visible deformity, inability to move or bear weight, suspected fracture, major injury, numbness, swelling, bleeding, or sudden worsening after trauma.
Our Approach to Orthopaedic Care
At Sitaram Bhartia, orthopaedic care is planned around accurate diagnosis, patient safety, mobility, and recovery.
Our approach focuses on:
We aim to support patients not only during treatment but also through recovery and return to routine life.
When Should You Consult an Orthopaedic Specialist?
You may consider consulting an orthopaedic specialist if you have:
Doctors and Care Team
Our Orthopaedics team includes experienced orthopaedic surgeons, specialists, health educators, specialty nurses, anaesthetists, operation theatre staff, physiotherapists, coordinators, and trained support teams.
The team works together to provide outpatient consultation, preventive care, pre-surgical evaluation, inpatient care, surgery, post-operative recovery support, rehabilitation guidance, and emergency care where required.
Why Choose Sitaram Bhartia for Orthopaedics?
Comprehensive Orthopaedic Care
We provide care for a wide range of bone, joint, trauma, sports injury, hand, foot, ankle, and mobility-related concerns.
Joint Replacement and Arthroscopy Support
Our team supports joint replacement surgery for hip, knee, and shoulder concerns, along with arthroscopy for selected minimally invasive joint procedures.
Personalised Treatment Plans
Every patient’s age, symptoms, activity level, medical history, reports, lifestyle needs, and recovery goals are considered before planning treatment.
Ethical Surgical Decision-Making
We believe surgery should be recommended only when clinically required. Where possible, non-surgical or less invasive treatment options are discussed first.
Dedicated Patient Coordination
Our coordinators help with estimates, pre-operative preparation, admission planning, documentation, and follow-up scheduling.
Safe Operation Theatre Support
Procedures are supported by trained surgical teams, anaesthetists, technicians, nurses, and established safety and hygiene protocols.
Post-Operative and Rehabilitation Care
Recovery is supported through monitoring, pain management, wound care, physiotherapy, rehabilitation guidance, discharge counselling, and follow-up planning.
Emergency and Trauma Support
Patients with fractures, injuries, trauma, or urgent orthopaedic symptoms can receive prompt assessment and appropriate care.
Multidisciplinary Hospital Support
When needed, care is coordinated with ICU, Internal Medicine, anaesthesia, diagnostics, physiotherapy, nutrition, and other specialties.
Transparent Communication
We explain the diagnosis, treatment choices, risks, benefits, expected recovery, and follow-up plan clearly so patients and families can make informed decisions.
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