Conditions
we treat

Complex Hip Cases

Some hips are anatomically different from birth or have been significantly altered by disease. Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) results in a shallow socket that leads to premature wear, while sickle-cell disease can compromise blood supply to the femoral head. Such cases require a surgeon who carefully plans around the unusual anatomy — rather than merely operating through it.

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Fractures & Trauma

Fractures resulting from falls, sports, or road accidents can vary from simple breaks to complex, multi-fragment injuries, particularly around the hip and knee joints. The initial fixation is the most critical step — when performed correctly, it establishes a solid foundation for your entire recovery journey.

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Hip Osteoarthritis

Hip osteoarthritis is the wearing away of the smooth cartilage of the ball-and-socket hip joint. It typically shows up as groin pain and stiffness — and because the hip carries your whole body, it can quietly shrink your world before you notice.

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Knee Osteoarthritis

Knee osteoarthritis is the gradual wear of the cartilage cushioning your joint. While it is the most common cause of knee pain after 50, age does not dictate your treatment. What truly matters is the impact on your quality of life and the extent of the joint damage.

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