Orthopaedics
It is a branch of medicine that focuses on the care of the skeletal system and its interconnecting parts. These parts include bones, muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves.
There are generally two types of orthopedists, surgical and nonsurgical. The former are called orthopedic surgeons, while nonsurgical orthopedists include physiatrists and physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists.
Our orthopedist are well trained in treating:
- Hand And Upper Extremity.
- Foot And Ankle Or Podiatry.
- Orthopedic Oncology, Including Tumor And Cancer Care.
- Pediatric Orthopedics
- Sports Medicine.
- Spine Surgery.
- Trauma Surgery.
- Joint Replacement Surgery
- Arthroscopic Surgery - The surgeon use several small, thin instruments to fix various problems by making minor additional incisions.
- Fracture Repair Surgery - The surgeon does fracture repair surgery to restore the normal anatomy of a more severely broken bone. To stabilize the bone, they use different types of implants. These include rods, plates, screws, and wires.
- Bone Grafting Surgery - Our surgeons may perform Trusted Source bone grafting to augment bone regeneration when a person's body cannot produce enough new bone.
- Spinal Fusion - During a spinal fusion surgery, the doctor will fuse two or more vertebrae to correct problems with the spine. This procedure allows the vertebrae to heal into a single, solid mass of bone.
Our Orthopedicians:
Dr. Aravinth
MBBS, MS(ORTHO), FAGE
