Yes. Our Arthroscopy & Sports Injury Unit performs minimally invasive procedures for ligament tears, meniscus injuries, shoulder instability, and cartilage damage, using state-of-the-art arthroscopic systems

Yes. Our spine unit is equipped to perform minimally invasive spine surgeries for disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and other conditions, enabling faster recovery, less pain, and shorter hospital stay.

Yes. Our paediatric orthopaedic care includes dedicated treatment for congenital deformities, childhood fractures, growth-related issues, and developmental hip and spine conditions, managed by experienced paediatric orthopaedic specialists.

We have a round-the-clock trauma care system in place, with dedicated emergency orthopaedic teams available 24/7 to handle fractures, dislocations, and polytrauma cases efficiently and safely.

Yes. We provide in-house physiotherapy and rehabilitation services tailored to each patient’s recovery needs, including post-surgical care for joint replacements, spine surgeries, and sports injuries. 

Yes. Our joint replacement programme uses advanced imaging and navigation tools to ensure precision in procedures such as total knee and hip replacements, which leads to better implant positioning and long-term outcomes.

Yes. We offer robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery that enhances precision, alignment, and implant positioning. This technology helps reduce complications and ensures quicker recovery with improved joint function.

We offer multidisciplinary care across orthopaedics, spine, and sports injury, enabling integrated treatment planning with inputs from surgeons, physiotherapists, radiologists, and rehabilitation experts under one roof.

TKR is recommended when severe knee arthritis causes chronic pain, stiffness, and limits mobility, especially when medications and physiotherapy no longer help.

Recovery varies by patient, but most people walk within a day or two and resume normal activities in 6–12 weeks with physiotherapy support. 

Patients with damage limited to one compartment of the knee may be eligible. It preserves more natural bone and allows faster rehabilitation than total replacement

It replaces only the damaged knee portion (medial or lateral), preserving healthy bone and ligaments. It’s ideal for early-stage osteoarthritis in one compartment