Orthopedic Procedures

Rotator cuff tears is a condition in which the muscles and tendons supporting the shoulder joint get torn. General wear and tear can occur over a period of time due to the rubbing of the shoulder blade while performing overhead motions repeatedly.

Cubital tunnel syndrome is a condition which involves numbness, pain and weakness in hands and arms due to pressure on the ulnar nerve. It may happen if an individual frequently bends or leans over the elbows.

Superior labrum anterior posterior (SLAP). SLAP injury happens when limbs of the biceps tendon pulls off from the shoulder blade socket. It can occur during cricket bowling or falling off from a high spread motorcycle.

Disc herniation is a condition in which the discs bulge out between vertebrae causing pain and pressure on the nearby nerve. This is the first stage of disc degeneration. It can occur in any part of the spine but is most common in the lower back.

Ankle sprain is a common condition that can occur when one rolls, twists or turns an ankle leading to the tearing of the ligaments. Ligament is a tissue which helps keep the ankle bones joined together. Most ankle sprains can be treated without an operation and only require medication or therapy.

Anterior Cruciate, also known as ACL is a major ligament in knee. ACL injury mostly occurs during sports due to a sudden pause or change in direction while jumping or landing. It may compromise knee stability and affect sports activities.

One of the most common musculoskeletal issues is the meniscus injury. It is a widely performed surgical procedure all around the world. Meniscus injury is quite typical in sportsmen and athletes like footballers, cricket and volleyball players.

Arthritis is inflammation and wear and tear of joints. With the ability to affect one or more than one joint at once, arthritis most commonly affects the joints in the hip and knee.