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    Shoulder Treatment At The Best Hospital In India

    Dr. Aditya Sai

    MS, DNB (Orthopaedics)

    Why Choose Dr. Aditya Sai?

    Meet Our Doctor

    Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon

    Dr. Aditya Sai

    MS, DNB (Orthopaedics)

    Dr. Aditya Sai is a consultant in Orthopaedics specializing in Shoulder Surgery, Knee and Hip arthroscopy & Joint preservation Dr. Aditya has been trained in the best of the institutes in India as well as globally, with his MBBS from the Madras Medical College and MS in Orthopedics from Seth GS Medical College & KEM hospital, both amongst the top institutes in the country. He has undergone training in Hip arthroscopy and Joint preservation from the USA.

    Dr. Aditya Sai

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    What Patients Say About Dr. Aditya Sai

    Harsha channel
    Harsha channel
    24/02/2024
    Dr.Aditya Sai is an exceptional orthopaedic doctor. His expertise and compassionate care truly set him apart. I experienced significant improvement in my condition under his guidance. I highly recommend Dr. Aditya Sai for orthopaedic issues. His thorough examination, clear explanations, and effective treatment plan made my recovery smoother than I could have hoped for. I was having rotator cuff tear. Dr. Aditya made me comfortable pre and post op . I feel a fantastic experience with him, His attention to detail, genuine concern for his patients, and commitment to finding the best solution make him an outstanding orthopaedic doctor.God bless him always 😇 I thank him with all my heart
    Ajaya Padhi
    Ajaya Padhi
    23/02/2024
    Dr. Aditya Sai is a gemstone. My father-in-law had a tendon injury while climbing stairs in my hometown, Odisha, and the doctor there made us nervous like anything; he asked us to rush to Bhubaneswar or Visakhapatnam immediately and get the surgery done within 7 days. Thank God, I live in Mumbai and learned about Dr. Aditya Sai through a mutual friend, and I took an appointment. Next morning, my father-in-law flew from Odisha to Mumbai, and we met Dr. Aditya Sai. Believe me, he made us so comfortable, and first he made us understand the exact situation, the need for an MRI, and in what scenarios surgery is required, etc. After all the diagnoses, he prescribed special footwear for my father-in-law for 6 weeks. Today, as I write this post, without surgery, my father-in-law is absolutely perfect and is about to go to the physiotherapists for recovery. Thank you, Dr. Aditya Sai. 🙏
    naveen bawari
    naveen bawari
    30/12/2023
    I have been the Arthroscopic Bankart Repair surgery by Dr. Aditya sai. Dr. Aditya Sai is an exceptional orthopaedic doctor. His expertise and compassionate care truly set him apart. I experienced significant improvement in my condition under his guidance. I highly recommend Dr. Aditya Sai for orthopaedic issues. His thorough examination, clear explanations, and effective treatment plan made my recovery smoother than I could have hoped for. I feel a fantastic experience with him, His attention to detail, genuine concern for his patients, and commitment to finding the best solution make him an outstanding orthopaedic doctor. I can't speak highly enough about him, His skill, empathy, and dedication to patient care are truly commendable. The professionalism of the Dr. sai and his team (specially Dr. Akash) has been exceptional, creating a positive and comfortable experience. "I am grateful for the positive impact he had on my orthopaedic treatment".
    Prakash Pandey
    Prakash Pandey
    29/12/2023
    I went to Dr. Aditya Sai after an acident. He showed remarkable depth of knowledge, skill, and awareness, during the process of advising for surgery and off course - also during the surgery. This helped me recover quite well. His communication and willingness to talk to other treating doctors was great and particularly helpful in mitigating risks associated with the surgery and also helped during the course of my recovery. Most of all, he comes across as a warm and sensitive doctor, which makes him among the better Doctors that I've ever met.
    Danny Cecil
    Danny Cecil
    28/12/2023
    Totally satisfied with Dr Aditya and his team's ( esp Physio) treatment (pre and post surgery). Happy that I could resume my normal activities after 15 days of my surgery (without walker). As advised by him, I am undergoing physio therapy (for six months). Waiting for full recovery to start football and cricket.
    Kaustubh Dande
    Kaustubh Dande
    16/12/2023
    I had my shoulder stabilisation surgery done from Dr Aditya Sai. The experience was fantastic and the cooperation from Dr Aditya’s team was excellent. The Hiranandani Hospital is also well staffed thus making the whole process very smooth.
    Rama Mandumula
    Rama Mandumula
    15/12/2023
    A wonderful doctor who is very caring and gives the best advise. He takes personal interest for his patients. Very affectionate and caring staff. I had undergone tkr of my left leg and I am on the war to recovery. Very fortunate to havThank you Sire come across Dr Aditya.
    neetu talreja
    neetu talreja
    14/12/2023
    Excellent doctor. My surgery was successful because of him. I was having 2 tears in rotator cuff. Thank you so much Dr. Aditya 🙂.He made everything easy and guided me pre and po operation.
    Suraj Nayak
    Suraj Nayak
    28/11/2023
    Experiencing a complex lateral meniscus tear, the doctor advised surgery as the sole option. Seeking a second opinion from a family doctor, he concurred with the initial diagnosis. The entire surgical process was painless both pre and post-operation. Post-op, there was manageable pain related to knee swelling. I have no complaints about the entire experience.The doctor also recommended a physiotherapist who proved highly effective, guiding me through the entire recovery. I would confidently recommend this doctor to any patient dealing with knee sports injuries.

    Why Choose Us?

    Dr. Aditya Sai is a renowned surgical orthopedic doctor practising in Mumbai. He has 15+ years of experience, with 10+ years of specialization in Shoulder Surgery, Knee & Hip Arthroscopy And Joint Preservation.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The collarbone or clavicle, shoulder blade or scapula, and the upper arm bone or humerus intersect to form the shoulder joint. Ligaments are tissues in the shoulder joint that bind the bones. The rotator cuff is made up of four muscles that cover these bones. Tendons, which are tough patches of connective tissue, connect these muscles to the bones. Layers of cartilage, joint or synovial fluid, and a bursa sac all contribute to the cushioning of your shoulder joint. The most flexible joint of your body is your shoulder. It helps you move your arm in various directions, including in front, behind, to the side, and behind your body. The versatility leaves the shoulder more prone to fracture and instability.

    Nonsurgical treatments are often prescribed before a surgery, depending on the severity of the issue. However, delaying the replacement of a shoulder in some cases may make the injury more difficult to handle later. Early, accurate diagnosis and treatment of shoulder injuries will make a big difference in the long term.

    Shoulder surgery is used to treat a shoulder joint that has been weakened, degenerated, or diseased. It is a therapy for several disorders and illnesses that affect the shoulder joint. Rotator cuff breaks, shoulder dislocations, and shoulder separations are among the most frequent of these injuries. Shoulder surgery could be able to help a broken shoulder joint regain pain-free freedom of motion as well as complete function.

    Surgical treatments for the shoulder include the following:

    • Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure that repairs or resurfaces a diseased joint. It entails scraping arthritic or broken bone surfaces and replacing them with artificial material or a prosthesis implant. It can entail a partial or complete reconstruction of the shoulder joint. Your doctor may recommend shoulder arthroplasty if you have degenerative shoulder disorders like osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis. Some shoulder joint fractures can necessitate joint replacement.
    • Arthroscopy is surgery performed with the use of an arthroscope. An arthroscope is a long, thin instrument with a small camera attached to it. An incision is made above or near the joint to insert the arthroscope. When the doctor is doing surgery, the camera transmits images of the interior of the joint to a television screen. Shoulder dislocations, shoulder tendonitis, some rotator cuff issues, soft tissue (muscle) replacements, frozen shoulder, and the replacement of tom cartilage or ligaments can all be treated with arthroscopic shoulder surgery.
    • Rotator cuff replacement is the process of reattaching a broken rotator cuff. It is a procedure for treating a broken tendon in the shoulder joint.
    • Soft tissue reconstruction is used to treat shoulder muscle injury.

    Other procedures that might be carried out

    In addition to shoulder surgery, the doctor might perform other procedures.

    These include:

    • Repair of a broken bone or a dislocated joint. Severe injuries can necessitate surgery. Collarbone fractures, humerus fractures, and joint dislocations are examples of these injuries.
    • Bursectomy, also known as bursa sac repair, is a procedure for repairing a broken bursa sac. The bursa sac cushions your bone.

    To know more about shoulder surgery, you may call or visit the Shoulder and Knee Clinic.

    To treat a broken, degenerated, or diseased shoulder joint, your doctor can prescribe surgery.

    The humerus (upper arm bone), the scapula (shoulder blade), and the collarbone make up the shoulder joint (clavicle). Tendons are powerful connective tissue that connect muscles to the bones of the shoulder and arm. A collection of muscles and tendons that circle the shoulder joint is known as the rotator cuff. Ligaments bind your shoulder's bones. A bursa sac cushions the joint between the bones and tendons in the shoulder.

    Ageing, cancer, overuse, and accident can all cause damage to the shoulder joint. Shoulder surgery may be considered for you only after other surgical choices with a lower chance of complications have failed. Before settling on shoulder surgery, talk to a doctor about all of your medical decisions and get a second opinion.

    Your doctor may suggest shoulder surgery to treat the following:

    • Arthritis is inflammation of the shoulder caused by osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
    • Bursitis refers to inflammation of the bursa sac.
    • Cartilage conditions, like loose or torn cartilage.
    • Fracture of the upper arm bone called humerus or the collarbone called the clavicle
    • Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition in which the shoulder joint becomes rigid.
    • Rotator cuff tears, both partial and complete tears
    • Dislocation of the shoulder that occurs often
    • A shoulder separation occurs when any of the shoulder ligaments are partially or completely torn.
    • A tendonitis is a form of tendon inflammation that does not lead to more conservative treatments.

    If you are looking for a shoulder surgery center in India to undergo the treatments mentioned above, you can visit Shoulder And Knee Clinic in Mumbai.

    Arthroscopy is a technique used for orthopaedic surgeons to see through joints, detect symptoms, and manage them.

    The terms "arthro" and "skopein" are Greek words that mean "joint" and "skopein", respectively (to look). The phrase simply translates to "to see into the joint." A small camera called an arthroscope is inserted into the shoulder joint during shoulder arthroscopy. Your surgeon uses the photographs from the camera to direct miniature surgical instruments, which are displayed on a video monitor.

    Since the arthroscope and surgical instruments are so lightweight, the surgeon may make minor incisions (cuts) instead of the wider ones used for traditional open surgery. Patients experience minor discomfort as a result, and the time it takes to relax and resume favourite tasks is reduced.

    Since the 1970s, shoulder arthroscopy has been practised. It has made the surgical diagnosis, care, and regeneration quicker and quicker than previously believed. Shoulder arthroscopy advances every year as new instruments and techniques are created.

    When you're sick, picking a shoulder specialist can be difficult. You do not have an infinite period to shop about if the injury is serious. Even if the injury is chronic and not life-threatening, you may be concerned that you only have one chance to choose the right surgeon the first time. Perhaps you're concerned with your healing time, and you need to get back to work and pay your bills fast. You may be the sole caregiver for children or an older adult, and your shoulder pain or disability is interfering with your capacity to provide for your loved ones. Maybe you're a young sportsperson.

    Perhaps you've already seen another surgeon and were dissatisfied with the results. Or, if you're like other people, you're afraid of suffering and of getting out of surgery in worse shape than you were before. Perhaps you have a friend, family, or coworker who has had a bad operation and are unsure how to find a doctor who will help you get back to "normal."

    You should know whether a possible shoulder surgeon is an orthopaedic generalist or a shoulder specialist before choosing a shoulder surgeon. The orthopaedic generalist is a wonderful doctor who stabilises your back, leg, elbow, wrist, foot, or hand following an injury or a crash, normally in the emergency department. While this type of surgeon is knowledgeable about a wide range of injuries, they aren't usually experts in shoulder injuries.

    When you choose a doctor based on the name of the orthopaedic surgeon on call that night in the ER, you're often choosing a "lottery" choice rather than trying out a specialist on your particular needs. Shoulder And Knee Clinic's founder, Dr Aditya Sai, is a true specialist in shoulder, hip, and knee operations, having invented therapies, performed research, and written in academic journals in these fields. It is also widely recognised as one of the best hospitals for shoulder surgery in India.

    When it comes to finding a hospital for your shoulder surgery, hospitals will provide various services to help you get the best treatment possible. Find out if your hospital, for example, has:

    • A floor or unit dedicated solely to the surgery you're doing. (Do they, for example, have the floor or unit exclusively devoted to joint replacement surgery for hip replacement?).
    • Only your kind of surgery is performed in operating rooms that are dedicated to it.
    • Specific protocols are necessary to ensure that anyone who undergoes your form of surgery gets the treatment they need.
    • There are enough nurses.

    It's also helpful to know how many operations similar to yours have been performed at the hospital you've selected or are considering. People that have surgery at hospitals who do more of the same treatment also have positive outcomes.

    Shoulder And Knee Clinic in Mumbai offers all of the above services and is a well-kept facility with adequate amenities and knowledgeable employees. Under the leadership of Dr Aditya Sai, it is also regarded as one of the best shoulder surgery hospitals in India.

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