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MBBS; MS Orthopaedics; MCh Ortho
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14 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS; MS (ORTHOPAEDICS); MCh. (ORTHOPAEDICS)
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17 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS , D'ORTHO, DNB (ORTHO), Mch (ORTHO), FELLOWSHIP IN ARTHROPLASTY
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24 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS(Ortho),
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7 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, M.S. ORTHOPAEDICS, MRCS UK Joint Replacement
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22 years experience overall
kanchanbagh , Hyderabad
MBBS, D.ORTHO, DNB Ortho, FHMS, FIWA (Spain)
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9 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS Ortho, Mch Ortho
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17 years experience overall
kanchanbagh , Hyderabad
MBBS; MS (Ortho); FRCS
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45 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, D ORTHO, DNB Ortho
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20 years experience overall
kanchanbagh , Hyderabad
MBBS; MS(PGI); DNB; FRCS(ENG); FRCS(Ed),FRCS (Orth)
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33 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MS(Ortho); Mch(ortho)U.K
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14 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS(Orthopaedics)
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10 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS ; M.S Orthopedics
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37 years experience overall
Jubileehills & kanchanbagh , Hyderabad
MS ORTHO, MBBS
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5 years experience overall
Hyderguda , Hyderabad
DNB Ortho, Fellow Joint Replacement UK, Apollo Chennai, Computer Navigation ( Germany)
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16 years experience overall
Secbad , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS(Ortho)
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7 years experience overall
Hyderguda , Hyderabad
MBBS; MS(Orthopedics); MCh(Orthopedics)
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32 years experience overall
Jubileehills & Secbad & Secbad , Hyderabad
MBBS MS [ortho] MCh[ortho] UK, Dip SEM GB&I, MFSEM[UK] FFSEM[I]
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32 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, M.S. Ortho, M.Ch Ortho Fellow Arthroplasty (joint replacement surgery) USA
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18 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS(Ortho)
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19 years experience overall
Hyderguda , Hyderabad
MBBS, D Ortho, DNB Ortho, FOLS, FMO, FAGE, MNAMS
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12 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS,MS (ORTHO)
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20 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS, MS Orthopaedics, Fellowship in Arthroscopy(Germany),Fellowship in Revision Arthroscopy(Germany)
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10 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MBBS; MS Orthopedics
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30 years experience overall
Jubileehills , Hyderabad
MS .Ortho ( gold medalist) , DNB . Ortho, FIJR Fellow in Advanced Arthroscopy and Joint replacement. (Netherlands) Fellow in Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine (Spain)
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12 years experience overall
Hyderguda , Hyderabad
The choice of ACL surgery depends on various factors such as your age, activity level, associated injuries, and surgeon’s preference. Common surgical techniques include autograft (using your own tissue) or allograft (using donor tissue). Your surgeon will decide what’s suitable for you based on your condition.
Initially, the knee may feel weaker after ACL reconstruction surgery due to the healing process and muscle atrophy. However, with proper care and strengthening exercises, it can regain strength and stability over time.
Risks associated with ACL reconstruction surgery include infection and bleeding in the surgical site, ongoing knee pain and swelling due to obstructed blood flow and tenderness in the thigh or calf region indicating blood clots. These risks are relatively rare, but your surgeon will discuss them with you before the procedure.
Yes, you can return to your normal life after undergoing ACL reconstruction surgery, but it may take time and rehabilitation. You can regain stability and function in your knee joint and resume sports or physical activities with proper healing, rehabilitation, and adherence to the surgeon’s instructions.
ACL reconstruction surgery is generally considered safe. However, it entails certain risks, such as blood clots, knee stiffness, infection and improper healing. Your surgeon will inform you about any such risks before the surgery.
Yes, ACL reconstruction surgery is a major surgical procedure. It requires anaesthesia, an incision in the knee, and the use of graft material to reconstruct the torn ligament. However, advancements in surgical techniques have made it a commonly performed procedure with a relatively low risk of complications.
Eligibility for ACL reconstruction surgery is determined by your orthopaedic surgeon based on factors such as the severity of your ACL tear, overall health, and lifestyle. Your surgeon will assess whether surgery is the most appropriate treatment option for you.
ACL reconstruction surgery usually takes about two hours to complete. However, this can vary depending on the complexity of the injury and any additional procedures that may be required.
Many hospitals have orthopaedic departments with specialised surgeons who can perform ACL reconstruction surgery. It is best to choose a hospital that has a good reputation for orthopaedic care, experienced surgeons, and comprehensive post-operative rehabilitation services.
The post-procedure care typically involves pain management, wound care, and physical therapy. You may initially need to use crutches or a brace, and gradually increase weight bearing on the affected leg. Following your surgeon’s instructions and attending scheduled follow-up appointments are crucial for a successful recovery.
The preparation for ACL reconstruction surgery may include pre-operative evaluations, such as blood tests and imaging studies. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions on fasting, medication, and other necessary preparations before the surgery.
The recovery time for ACL reconstruction surgery can vary depending on individual factors. Generally, it takes about six to nine months to fully recover and return to sports or rigorous physical activities.
The success rate of ACL reconstruction surgery is generally high, with most patients experiencing improved stability and function in their knee joints. However, the success rate may vary depending on factors such as your age, activity level, type of graft used, and any associated injuries or conditions.
To find the best doctors for ACL reconstruction surgery, you can seek suggestions from your primary care physician, friends, and family members. You can also research online or consult professional organisations for a list of qualified surgeons in your area.
An orthopaedic surgeon with expertise in sports medicine typically performs ACL reconstruction surgery. They have the necessary skills and experience to diagnose and treat injuries to the musculoskeletal system, including ACL tears.
A surgeon with specialised training in sports medicine typically performs ACL reconstruction surgery. These surgeons have generally pursued MS in orthopaedics after completing MBBS.
ACL reconstruction surgery is a procedure that involves replacing a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the knee with a graft. The graft can be taken from the patient’s own tissue or from a donor source. This surgery helps restore knee joint stability and function.
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