Centre of Excellence

Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement

Explore specialist orthopaedic services for joint pain, sports injuries, spine conditions, fractures and trauma. Our team evaluates each person's symptoms and goals to help them understand appropriate care options, from diagnostic assessment and non-surgical management to procedures when clinically indicated.

Joint careSports injuriesSpine careFracture & trauma
About the department

Care that keeps you moving

Orthopaedic symptoms can affect mobility, comfort, sport and everyday activities. Care starts with understanding the problem: your clinician reviews your history, examines the affected area and recommends imaging or tests when needed. Together, you can discuss options based on the diagnosis, your overall health and what matters to you.

Browse the conditions and procedures below to learn more about common orthopaedic concerns and available treatments. Information on this page is general; an in-person assessment is needed for advice about an individual diagnosis or treatment plan.

Conditions

Conditions We Treat

If you have any of these conditions

Speak with our Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement team in Dehradun. Share your symptoms and reports, and we will help you plan the right next step.

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Treatment

Treatments & Procedures

If you need any of these treatments

Our team can guide you on the recommended procedure, pre-surgical preparation, recovery and what to expect at every stage of care.

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Patient information

Orthopaedics FAQs

General answers to common questions about orthopaedic assessment and treatment. Your specialist can advise you based on your individual needs.

When should I see an orthopaedic specialist?

Consider an assessment for ongoing joint or back pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced movement, a sports injury, or difficulty with everyday activities. Seek urgent medical care for a suspected fracture, severe injury, or sudden loss of function.

What happens during an orthopaedic consultation?

The clinician will ask about your symptoms, medical history and activity, and examine the affected area. Depending on your situation, they may recommend imaging or other tests before discussing suitable treatment options.

How do I know if I may need knee or hip replacement?

Joint replacement may be discussed when significant joint damage and symptoms continue to affect daily life despite appropriate non-surgical care. An orthopaedic specialist can assess your condition, overall health and goals to explain whether surgery is an option.

What is arthroscopic surgery?

Arthroscopy is a surgical technique that uses a small camera and instruments inserted through small incisions to examine or treat a joint. Whether it is appropriate depends on the specific injury or condition and specialist assessment.

What should I do if I suspect a fracture?

Keep the injured area as still as possible and seek prompt medical assessment; do not try to straighten a visibly deformed limb. Call emergency services or go to an emergency department for severe injury, uncontrolled bleeding, numbness, or an open wound.

How long does recovery take after orthopaedic surgery?

Recovery varies with the procedure, the condition being treated and individual health factors. Your care team can give you a personalized recovery and rehabilitation plan, including guidance on activity and follow-up.