Emergency: 18003091001
The department of Orthopedics is a contemporary, well-equipped department of Vydehi Super Speciality Hospital and the best hospital for orthopedic treatment in Bangalore. 24-hour emergency services, including managing Accidents and trauma patients, are offered. The Department can boast of developed sub-specialties with excellent infrastructure and experienced surgeons i.e. the best orthopedic doctor in Bangalore, to tackle all kinds of orthopedic problems and provide the best knee solutions in Bangalore. The subspecialties include Routine Orthopedic ailments, Arthritics clinic, and Back & Neck clinic with experienced orthopedic specialists in Bangalore.
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department, and the best orthopedic surgeon in Bangalore. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
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Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (O.A.), which is also known as osteoarthrosis or degenerative joint disease (DJD), is a progressive disorder of the joints caused by gradual loss of cartilage and resulting in the development of bony spurs and cysts at the margins of the joints. The name osteoarthritis comes from three Greek words meaning bone, joint, and inflammation.
OA is one of the most common causes of disability due to limitations of joint movement, particularly in people over 50. O.A. occurs most commonly after 40 years of age and typically develops gradually over a period of years. Patients with O.A. may have joint pain on only one side of the body, and it primarily affects the knees, hands, hips, feet, and spine. Of all the types of O.A., the most common is Arthritis of the Knee.
If the Knee is affected by severe arthritis or injury, it may be difficult for one to perform simple activities, including walking, climbing stairs, or sitting comfortably for prolonged periods. One may even feel the pain lying down. About seven crore Indians are suffering from Knee related problems. Evidence suggests that women have a higher incidence of O.A. than men and overall have an incidence of 2.95 per 1000 population, compared with 1.71 per 1000 population in men. Osteoarthritis can develop for the following reasons
The initial treatment includes drugs to reduce pain and inflammation, changing activity levels, using walking support, physiotherapy, and injections. Occasionally, keyhole surgery (Arthroscopy) is advised to clean out any damaged areas. However, if these are not successful in curing the symptoms, a Total Knee Replacement may be considered. This operation resurfaces the knee joint by removing diseased bone and cartilage from the lower end of the thighbone, the upper end of the shinbone, and the back of the kneecap (patella). These surfaces are replaced with metal and plastic implants which allow natural knee motion and function and, at the same time, relieve pain and correct any deformity, enabling one to resume a greater range of normal activities.
Knee replacement was developed following the success of hip replacement, and much of the pioneering work was done in Britain. The early knee replacements in the 1970s and 80s were fairly basic and the results were mixed. Improvements in surgical materials and techniques have greatly increased the effectiveness so that knee replacement surgery today has a high rate of success in relieving pain and restoring mobility. 95 out of every 100 procedures can be confidently predicted to be successful and, even 10 to 15 years after the operation, will still be giving good service. Some knee replacements have lasted 25 years.
Last but not least, these surgeries are best done by experienced and trained Orthopedic surgeons at hospitals with clean air O.T. (Laminar flow) and other associated specialists who can manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension & other associated medical problems under the same roof as these commonly co-exist with arthritis. We routinely perform Total Knee Replacement surgeries at our hospital with high success rates. With the latest imported artificial Knee, patients are now able to lead near-normal lives.
#2, VSH Hospital Road, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001
E-mail – info@vsshospital.com
Toll-Free Number: 18003091001
Emergency Helpline: +91-80-22277979
The department of Orthopedics is a contemporary, well-equipped department of VSH Hospital and the best hospital for orthopedic treatment in Bangalore. 24-hour emergency services, including managing Accidents and trauma patients, are offered. The Department can boast of developed sub-specialties with excellent infrastructure and experienced surgeons i.e. the best orthopedic doctor in Bangalore, to tackle all kinds of orthopedic problems and provide the best knee solutions in Bangalore. The subspecialties include Routine Orthopedic ailments, Arthritics clinic, and Back & Neck clinic with experienced orthopedic specialists in Bangalore.
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department, and the best orthopedic surgeon in Bangalore. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
Total Hip And Knee
Replacement
Arthroscopy And
Ligament Repair
Poly Trauma Care And
Minimally Invasive
Fracture Fixation
Spine Instrumentation And Vertebroplasty
Illizarov Ring Fixation And Limb Lengthening
Sports Injury
Pediatric Deformity Correction
Geriatric Care
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
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Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (O.A.), which is also known as osteoarthrosis or degenerative joint disease (DJD), is a progressive disorder of the joints caused by gradual loss of cartilage and resulting in the development of bony spurs and cysts at the margins of the joints. The name osteoarthritis comes from three Greek words meaning bone, joint, and inflammation.
OA is one of the most common causes of disability due to limitations of joint movement, particularly in people over 50. O.A. occurs most commonly after 40 years of age and typically develops gradually over a period of years. Patients with O.A. may have joint pain on only one side of the body, and it primarily affects the knees, hands, hips, feet, and spine. Of all the types of O.A., the most common is Arthritis of the Knee.
If the Knee is affected by severe arthritis or injury, it may be difficult for one to perform simple activities, including walking, climbing stairs, or sitting comfortably for prolonged periods. One may even feel the pain lying down. About seven crore Indians are suffering from Knee related problems. Evidence suggests that women have a higher incidence of O.A. than men and overall have an incidence of 2.95 per 1000 population, compared with 1.71 per 1000 population in men. Osteoarthritis can develop for the following reasons
Age – Degenerative
Rheumatoid Arthritis Or Other Inflammatory Joint Disease
Trauma Which Can Damage The Joint Surfaces
After Some Birth Defects And Growth Disorders
Squatting/Ground Sitting
Habits
Climbing Stairs
Indian Toilets
Obesity
Heredity
Pain In And Around The Knee Joint
Morning Stiffness (Worse On Standing & Attempting To Walk)
Swelling Of Joints, Progressive Deformity Of Legs
Occasional Night Pain
The initial treatment includes drugs to reduce pain and inflammation, changing activity levels, using walking support, physiotherapy, and injections. Occasionally, keyhole surgery (Arthroscopy) is advised to clean out any damaged areas. However, if these are not successful in curing the symptoms, a Total Knee Replacement may be considered. This operation resurfaces the knee joint by removing diseased bone and cartilage from the lower end of the thighbone, the upper end of the shinbone, and the back of the kneecap (patella). These surfaces are replaced with metal and plastic implants which allow natural knee motion and function and, at the same time, relieve pain and correct any deformity, enabling one to resume a greater range of normal activities.
Knee replacement was developed following the success of hip replacement, and much of the pioneering work was done in Britain. The early knee replacements in the 1970s and 80s were fairly basic and the results were mixed. Improvements in surgical materials and techniques have greatly increased the effectiveness so that knee replacement surgery today has a high rate of success in relieving pain and restoring mobility. 95 out of every 100 procedures can be confidently predicted to be successful and, even 10 to 15 years after the operation, will still be giving good service. Some knee replacements have lasted 25 years.
Day 1-Standing, Bending, And Sitting Out In A Chair May Take A Few Steps With Help.
Day 2-Walking (With Aids)
Day 4/5-Stair Climbing
Day 5-7-Home (With 2 Walking Sticks).
Week 6-Walking Unaided (Or 1 Stick) Driving
Week 10-12-Full Recovery
Last but not least, these surgeries are best done by experienced and trained Orthopedic surgeons at hospitals with clean air O.T. (Laminar flow) and other associated specialists who can manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension & other associated medical problems under the same roof as these commonly co-exist with arthritis. We routinely perform Total Knee Replacement surgeries at our hospital with high success rates. With the latest imported artificial Knee, patients are now able to lead near-normal lives.
The department of Orthopedics is a contemporary, well-equipped department of VSH Hospital and the best hospital for orthopedic treatment in Bangalore. 24-hour emergency services, including managing Accidents and trauma patients, are offered. The Department can boast of developed sub-specialties with excellent infrastructure and experienced surgeons i.e. the best orthopedic doctor in Bangalore, to tackle all kinds of orthopedic problems and provide the best knee solutions in Bangalore. The subspecialties include Routine Orthopedic ailments, Arthritics clinic, and Back & Neck clinic with experienced orthopedic specialists in Bangalore.
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department, and the best orthopedic surgeon in Bangalore. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
The department is supported by the most elaborate intensive care services, a modern Accident and Emergency department, and state of an art Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation department. We have established trauma protocols for the care of critically injured patients, and principles of Advanced Trauma and Life Support Systems (ATLS) are applied for the prompt and efficient treatment of accident victims.
NOTE:- (The following information will appear only on clicking the C.T. information on the link)
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (O.A.), which is also known as osteoarthrosis or degenerative joint disease (DJD), is a progressive disorder of the joints caused by gradual loss of cartilage and resulting in the development of bony spurs and cysts at the margins of the joints. The name osteoarthritis comes from three Greek words meaning bone, joint, and inflammation.
OA is one of the most common causes of disability due to limitations of joint movement, particularly in people over 50. O.A. occurs most commonly after 40 years of age and typically develops gradually over a period of years. Patients with O.A. may have joint pain on only one side of the body, and it primarily affects the knees, hands, hips, feet, and spine. Of all the types of O.A., the most common is Arthritis of the Knee.
If the Knee is affected by severe arthritis or injury, it may be difficult for one to perform simple activities, including walking, climbing stairs, or sitting comfortably for prolonged periods. One may even feel the pain lying down. About seven crore Indians are suffering from Knee related problems. Evidence suggests that women have a higher incidence of O.A. than men and overall have an incidence of 2.95 per 1000 population, compared with 1.71 per 1000 population in men. Osteoarthritis can develop for the following reasons
The initial treatment includes drugs to reduce pain and inflammation, changing activity levels, using walking support, physiotherapy, and injections. Occasionally, keyhole surgery (Arthroscopy) is advised to clean out any damaged areas. However, if these are not successful in curing the symptoms, a Total Knee Replacement may be considered. This operation resurfaces the knee joint by removing diseased bone and cartilage from the lower end of the thighbone, the upper end of the shinbone, and the back of the kneecap (patella). These surfaces are replaced with metal and plastic implants which allow natural knee motion and function and, at the same time, relieve pain and correct any deformity, enabling one to resume a greater range of normal activities.
Knee replacement was developed following the success of hip replacement, and much of the pioneering work was done in Britain. The early knee replacements in the 1970s and 80s were fairly basic and the results were mixed. Improvements in surgical materials and techniques have greatly increased the effectiveness so that knee replacement surgery today has a high rate of success in relieving pain and restoring mobility. 95 out of every 100 procedures can be confidently predicted to be successful and, even 10 to 15 years after the operation, will still be giving good service. Some knee replacements have lasted 25 years.
Last but not least, these surgeries are best done by experienced and trained Orthopedic surgeons at hospitals with clean air O.T. (Laminar flow) and other associated specialists who can manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension & other associated medical problems under the same roof as these commonly co-exist with arthritis. We routinely perform Total Knee Replacement surgeries at our hospital with high success rates. With the latest imported artificial Knee, patients are now able to lead near-normal lives.
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