At Sidvin Hospital in Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, our Orthopedics department offers advanced bone and joint care using modern surgical techniques, joint replacements, and comprehensive rehabilitation programs. Our focus is on restoring mobility and helping patients get back to the life they want to live.
Our Orthopedics department offers advanced bone and joint care with modern surgical techniques, joint replacements, and comprehensive rehabilitation programs designed to restore mobility and improve quality of life. Supported by 24/7 emergency care and an experienced medical team, we treat everything from sports injuries to complex fractures and spine conditions.
Comprehensive care with modern diagnostic technology and treatment plans built around each patient.
Advanced hip, knee, and other joint replacement procedures aimed at relieving pain and restoring function.
Prompt diagnosis and treatment of fractures, from simple breaks to complex trauma cases.
Specialized care for sports-related injuries, focused on recovery and safe return to activity.
Comprehensive treatment for spine conditions, ranging from conservative management to surgical intervention.
Minimally invasive joint surgery that allows for faster recovery and reduced scarring.
Emergency and specialized care for severe bone injuries resulting from accidents or trauma.
Structured physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs to support recovery after injury or surgery.
Specialized bone and joint care for infants, children, and adolescents.
Joint replacement is typically recommended when pain, stiffness, or damage from arthritis or injury significantly limits mobility and daily activities, and conservative treatments no longer provide relief.
Recovery time depends on the location and severity of the fracture, but most patients see significant healing within 6 to 12 weeks, with rehabilitation continuing alongside recovery.
Sports medicine covers a range of injuries, including ligament tears, sprains, tendon injuries, and stress fractures, with treatment focused on safe recovery and return to activity.
No, spine surgery is usually considered only after conservative treatments such as physiotherapy and medication have been tried. Surgery is recommended when these approaches do not provide adequate relief.
Orthopedic rehabilitation typically includes physiotherapy, strength and mobility exercises, and guided recovery plans tailored to the specific injury or surgery, helping patients regain function safely.
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