Less intrusive techniques have revolutionized orthopedic surgery, which was previously linked to painful recovery times. These techniques' main goals include speedier recovery, fewer injuries to the surrounding tissues, and smaller incisions. Let's examine the main elements of these methods and how they help patients recuperate more quickly. Minimally Invasive Approach:Minimally invasive orthopedic surgery involves fewer incisions than traditional techniques. Surgeons can use advanced imaging technologies like arthroscopy and specialized equipment to precisely access the affected area while c ..read more

Orthopaedic Issues for Active Athletic Women Women have proved their true potential in every field, breaking barriers and have set an example for coming generations and there’s no doubt about it. Women achieving accolades is defining their capabilities, but keeping a close eye on their health is crucial, especially for those highly active in the world of sports. In the long run, comes unique challenges, particularly in the realm of orthopaedics. From weekend warriors to professional athletes, women face a myriad of orthopaedic issues that demand attention, understanding, and proactive m ..read more

Most Common Orthopedic Problems Suffered By Women The human body goes through so many physical activities daily and the gender factor plays a vital role here. Both men and women equally partake in all kinds of physical activities in daily life and are prone to various health concerns too. These concerns can be associated with bones muscles and joints. However, certain orthopaedic challenges impact women more than men. So it’s time to shed light on these common orthopaedic problems faced by women. Let’s take a look at them one by one. Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is a condition wher ..read more

How is Osteoarthritis Diagnosed and Treated Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most prevalent form of arthritis. It occurs when the protective cartilage cushioning the joints wears away, causing bones to rub against each other during movement. This leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. In our joints, the ends of bones are covered with a protective layer called cartilage. This cartilage acts like a cushion and lubricant, helping bones move smoothly. However, this cartilage gradually wears away in osteoarthritis, leading to discomfort and stiffness in the affected joints. Osteoarthritis can ..read more

The fast-paced technology-driven world and jam-packed work schedules have chained people to the desk. Of course, the 9 - 5 jobs may pay you well enough for all the hard work you pour in, but have you paused for a while and tapped into your well-being? After finishing your tasks in one stretch, you get up to feel your back and legs all frozen and numb. That’s because you haven’t stretched or walked around. In short, there has been no physical activity. But, are you aware of the consequences of prolonged sitting on your orthopaedic health? The Dangers of Prolonged Sitting Sitting ..read more

My rehabilitation from a shoulder fracture was nothing short of spectacular thanks to the expert care of Dr. Bharani Kumar, a respected Orthopaedic Surgeon and Trauma Consultant with over 21 years of expertise. Dr Bharani Kumar's extensive knowledge and expertise in shoulder injuries ensured a thorough understanding of the complicated components involved, including the clavicle, scapula, and humerus, as well as the intricate network of veins and tissues in the joint, neck, and chest areas.His accurate diagnosis revealed the extent of damage to these essential anatomical parts, allowing for a c ..read more

Many people who are physically active are bound to sprain their ankle one or two times, maybe falling off the stairs or while playing a sporting activity. But this is something really normal as the ankle heals by itself with time. But there are situations where that is not the case. Repeated sprain can weaken the outer part of the ankle leading to ankle Instability. Let’s understand the condition more precisely.  What is Ankle Instability? The ankle comprises several bones, muscles, and ligaments that function together to maintain stability, restrict excessive movements, and pr ..read more

Anikesh was driving when he was involved in an accident. Anikesh was fortunate to have escaped with only minor injuries, but he was left with what is known as a dashboard knee injury. "I had no idea what a dashboard injury was until the doctor told me. As far as I was concerned, I had a swollen knee after the accident and I was in a lot of pain,” says Anikesh. Any blunt force trauma that causes damage to the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is referred to as a dashboard knee injury. It is most commonly observed in car accident victims who have rammed their knees into the dashboard hence ..read more

Sport is an important part of many people's lives. Some people play sports professionally, while others do so to stay active and healthy. While the goal of participating in sports is to stay physically fit, it is not uncommon for injuries to occur. Dr. Bharani Kumar Dayanandam, senior orthopaedic surgeon and trauma consultant at Chennai Orthopaedics, discusses the most common types of sports injuries and how to identify them. Sports injuries are divided into two categories: acute and chronic. Acute injuries occur suddenly, whereas chronic injuries occur as a result of repeated use of a specif ..read more

சென்னை, ஆவடியைச் சேர்ந்த கமலா, (வயது 81) 15 வருடமாகக் கால் வலியைக் கொண்ட அவர், பல மருத்துவர்களைச் சந்தித்த பின் சென்னை ஆர்த்தோபீடியாக்ஸில் முழங்கால் மாற்று அறுவை சிகிச்சை (Knee Replace Surgery ..read more