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Orthopedics & Trauma Care

Dj's Orthopaedic Centre (D.O.C)

Orthopaedics is a branch of medicine concerning the disorders and diseases of the musculoskeletal system. An orthopaedic doctor uses both non-surgical and surgical methods for the treatment of degenerative diseases, spine diseases, congenital disorders, tumours, infections and sports injuries.

An orthopaedic surgeon plays a special role in treating disorders of bones or joints, ligaments or nerves and tendons or cartilage. The sub-speciality of orthopaedic surgery includes ankle and foot surgery, hand surgery, pediatric orthopaedics, surgical sports medicine, orthopaedic trauma, elbow and shoulder surgery, total joint reconstruction, total knee replacement and spine surgery.Sports injuries are very common these days which includes anterior cruciate ligament tear and concomitant meniscal injuries.

Visiting an orthopaedic clinic becomes necessary if an individual suffers from any kind of spinal and bone problems. The surgeons are adequately-skilled and well-versed with the diagnosis and treatment of degenerative disease, tumours and infections, repair of femoral neck fracture, spinal fusion, ankle fracture and femoral shaft fracture.

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The major problem with joint replacement is wear and tear of the surface of the prosthetic components. This is a common problem with aging and using alternative bearing surface is the key solution here. However, advances in medical technology have now increased the life of prosthetics drastically, with each component lasting for more than 20 years.

Are you an injured athlete or do you long to walk back again with zero pain? DJ’s Ortho centre’s expert team of doctors and physicians have an exceptional hand in alleviating all your chronic pain and orthopaedic issues. Our prime goal is to deliver the highest standard of orthopaedic care and personal attention to every patient. Our center also has a handful of best trained and most experienced physicians in the field of sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery. Besides, our clinic’s treatment techniques are on the leading edge, utilizing progressive programs designed to achieve optimal results. Having employed amicable and caring physicians, our therapists and patients aim to work together as team paving way for a speedy recovery. Equipped with the most advanced instrumentation and equipment, our hi-tech operating rooms are also staffed by a highly trained group of nurses and medical assistants.

Area of Care

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Knee Injuries

One of the most excessively used and complex joints in the human body is the knee. Since a wide range of human activities on a day-to-day basis cannot be achieved without walking, human knees are highly susceptible to minor as well as grave injuries.

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Knee Surgery

One of the most excessively used and complex joints in the human body is the knee. Since a wide range of human activities on a day-to-day basis cannot be achieved without walking, human knees are highly susceptible to minor as well as grave injuries. With the femur above the patella and the tibia below, the bones are connected to the leg muscles by tendons and ligaments facilitating movement and stability. Treatment for multiple variants of knee injuries depends on the level of severity of the injury. From non-surgical methods such as injections or physical therapy to surgical procedures such as knee replacement and reconstruction knee treatments and the timeframe of the recovery depends on the intensity of the injury. Common knee procedures

  • ACL Injuries
  • Meniscus Surgeries
  • Chondral defects
  • Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
  • Knee replacement
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Shoulder Injuries

The shoulder is a complex joint with a large range of motion, which makes it more susceptible to injuries. Made up of three bones, the shoulder is a ball and socket joint, connecting the humerus, shoulder blade, and clavicle.

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Shoulder Surgery

The shoulder is a complex joint with a large range of motion, which makes it more susceptible to injuries. Made up of three bones, the shoulder is a ball and socket joint, connecting the humerus, shoulder blade, and clavicle. The humerus connects loosely into the joint which allows for the wide range of motion but also makes the joint more susceptible to injury.

Shoulder injuries often occur from overuse, trauma, or degeneration. Treatment of shoulder injuries will be determined by the extent of the injury. Oftentimes injuries can be treated through non-surgical methods such as physical therapy and injections to reduce inflammation. If such non-surgical methods turn out to be unsuccessful, our skilled surgeons may suggest an individualized surgical plan to treat the injury and alleviate pain.

Common shoulder procedures

  • AC Separation
  • Frozen Shoulder
  • Rotator Cuff Tear
  • Shoulder Dislocation
  • Shoulder Labral Tears
  • Glenohumeral (Shoulder) Arthritis
  • Total Shoulder Replacement
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Spine & Neck Injuries

The spinal column is the primary support for the entire body, providing stability to stand, bend over, and twist. Made up of 33 bones, tendons, ligaments, and nerves, the spine can withstand a great amount of stress but it is highly prone to injury.

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Spine (Back & Neck) Surgery

The spinal column is the primary support for the entire body, providing stability to stand, bend over, and twist. Made up of 33 bones, tendons, ligaments, and nerves, the spine can withstand a great amount of stress but it is highly prone to injury. Between each vertebra of the spine, some discs act as a cushion for the bone. When an injury occurs to a disc, the individual can experience extreme pain in not only the spine region but other areas of the body that the nerve travels to. The spinal cord is protected by the surrounding bones and discs and runs down a canal from the neck to the lumbar. The nerves branch out from the spinal canal to the areas of the body. Any sort of compression of the nerve roots from injuries such as herniated discs or bone spurs, cause pain and neurological symptoms to the extent of the nerve.

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Hip Injuries

Fenn hospital has taken up a holistic approach towards treating hip injuries, ranging from minimally invasive surgery techniques such as arthroscopy and morphology to full hip replacements.

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Hip Surgery

Fenn hospital has taken up a holistic approach towards treating hip injuries, ranging from minimally invasive surgery techniques such as arthroscopy and morphology to full hip replacements. These less invasive techniques are appropriate for injuries that oftentimes go unnoticed and untreated as they do not cause any major discomfort or severe pain. Our proficient surgeons employ contemporary methods while performing hip replacement surgery, resulting in a minimal amount of downtime for the patients.

As one of the pivotal joints in the body, it is the hip region that facilitates mobility and supports our body weight. Passed only by the shoulder, the hip is extremely flexible and has a very wide range of motion. Made up by a ball and socket joint, the hip has many parts. The acetabulum, referred to as the socket, has three parts: the ilium, the ischium, and the pubis. The femoral head, referred to as the ball, is located on the upper end of the femur, fitting into the acetabulum. To keep the femoral head and acetabulum stable, there are ligaments in the front to prevent dislocation, cartilage which acts as a shock absorber and helps with weight distribution.

  • Hip Arthroscopy
  • Hip Morphology
  • Hip Replacement
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Elbow Injuries

A prominent pioneer in the area of orthopedic elbow surgery, the surgeons at Fenn Hospital treat patients at all fitness levels from athletes to recreational enthusiasts to the average individual.

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Elbow Surgery

A prominent pioneer in the area of orthopedic elbow surgery, the surgeons at Fenn Hospital treat patients at all fitness levels from athletes to recreational enthusiasts to the average individual. The elbow is a joint made up of three bones, the humerus, radius, and ulna. The humerus is the bone in the upper arm, and the radius and ulna make up the lower arm. The end of the humerus that connects into the elbow joint has two large bumps, which are called epicondyles.

Other Types of Elbow Surgery

  • Arthroscopic Elbow Surgery
  • Tommy John Surgery
  • Ulnar Nene Entrapment (Cubital Tunnel Release)
  • Tendon Repair
  • Total Elbow Replacement
  • Golfer’s Elbow (Medid Epicadylitis)
  • Distal Biceps Repair
  • Tendonitis
  • Elbow Arthritis
  • Arthroscopic & Open Treatment of Elbow Stiffness
  • Elbow Fractures (Radid Head Fractures, Olecranon Fractures)
  • Triceps Repair
  • Osteochondral Transplantation
  • Radial New Entrapment (Radid Tunnel Syndrome)
  • Lateral Callateral Ligament Repair
  • Medid Collaeral Ligament Repair
  • Capitellum OCD (Osteochonditits Dessicans)
  • Heterotopic Ossification, Bone Removal
  • Olecranon Bursitis, Bursectomy
  • Ulnar Nerve Transposition
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Foot & Ankle Injuries

The ankle facilitates the body to have balanced support and stability while walking or standing and must be strong enough to withstand the countless pressures and exertions that it experiences daily.

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Foot & Ankle Surgery

The ankle facilitates the body to have balanced support and stability while walking or standing and must be strong enough to withstand the countless pressures and exertions that it experiences daily. The joint is made up of three bones, the tibia (shin bone), fibula (skinnier bone next to the shin bone), and the talus (the bone-in foot that sits above the heel). The ankle joint allows the foot to move up and down, while the subtalar joint is located below the ankle joint it allows the foot to move left and right. In addition to the bones of the ankle, there are several ligaments that provide support.

  • Ankle Sprains
  • Morton’s Neuroma
  • Bunions
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Hand & Wrist Injuries

One of the extremely sensitive and tender areas of the body, the human hand is comprised of 19 bones, numerous tendons, and ligaments. There are four sections of the hand, the fingers, palm, dorsum, and wrist, that are taken into consideration while inspecting an injury.

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Hand and Wrist

One of the extremely sensitive and tender areas of the body, the human hand is comprised of 19 bones, numerous tendons, and ligaments. There are four sections of the hand, the fingers, palm, dorsum, and wrist, that are taken into consideration while inspecting an injury. Since hand and wrist are used more than any other joints in the body, any injury or pain in the respective area has a significant impact on our everyday life. Deliberating on the complexity of the injury, it is highly recommended that a patient should be treated by a hand specialist.

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Scaphoid fractures
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Regenerative Medicine

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) uses the patient’s blood platelets to trigger the body to accelerate the healing process of the injured area. The body’s natural response to an injury is to release platelets and white blood cells from the blood thus facilitating healing.

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Regenerative Medicine (PRP & Stem Cells)

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) uses the patient’s blood platelets to trigger the body to accelerate the healing process of the injured area. The body’s natural response to an injury is to release platelets and white blood cells from the blood thus facilitating healing. Although with the advent of modern technology, surgeons can concentrate this process and inject the PRP directly into the injured tissue.

BMCC is similar to PRP wherein here surgeons are utilizing the body’s healing properties to enhance the process. BMCC uses bone marrow from the hip region which contains stem cells that increase the regenerative process even more than PRP.

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Physiotherapy

Fenn Hospital’s hands-on trained and accredited Physicians believe that physical rehabilitation is an integral part of any successful recovery.

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Physiotherapy

Fenn Hospital’s hands-on trained and accredited Physicians believe that physical rehabilitation is an integral part of any successful recovery. Whether opted as a primary treatment for a disorder, or anything that follows surgical procedure physiotherapy evidently enhances the healing process. With this in mind, physical therapists and physicians design individual exercise programs for each patient, so that optimum recovery is achieved even within a short period.

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Joint Replacement

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Interventional Pain Management

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Sports Medicine

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Internal Medicine

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Trauma

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