Knee replacement surgery may be recommended for patients with advanced knee arthritis, persistent pain and significant difficulty walking. Dr. Santhosh C has fellowship training in joint replacement surgery. Treatment planning involves clinical examination, imaging assessment and consideration of non-surgical treatments before determining whether joint replacement is appropriate.
Hip replacement surgery involves replacing damaged joint surfaces with artificial components to improve mobility and reduce pain in suitable patients. Dr. Santhosh C has specialised training in joint replacement surgery. The decision to operate depends on arthritis severity, functional limitations, imaging findings and the patient's overall health.
Robotic-assisted and computer-navigated joint replacement techniques use advanced technology to support surgical planning and implant positioning. Fortis Healthcare lists Dr. Santhosh C under robotic and computer-navigated joint reconstruction. The choice of technology depends on clinical suitability, surgical requirements and the facilities available at the treating hospital.
Foot and ankle surgery addresses selected conditions affecting the bones, joints, ligaments and surrounding soft tissues. Dr. Santhosh C has completed fellowship training in Foot and Ankle Surgery. Patients with persistent pain, instability, fractures or structural abnormalities may require specialist assessment to determine appropriate non-operative or surgical management.
Sports injuries can involve damage to muscles, ligaments, tendons and joints during physical activity. Dr. Santhosh C has professional training in sports medicine, including a FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine. Management may involve identifying the injury, assessing severity and recommending rehabilitation, activity modification or surgery when indicated.
Fractures may require immobilisation, surgical fixation or additional rehabilitation depending on the affected bone and severity of injury. Dr. Santhosh C has experience in complex orthopaedic trauma management. Surgical decisions are based on fracture alignment, stability, soft tissue injuries and the patient's medical condition.
Knee osteoarthritis occurs when joint cartilage gradually deteriorates, leading to pain, stiffness and reduced mobility. Treatment may include physiotherapy, weight management, medication and selected surgical procedures. Dr. Santhosh C's joint replacement training is relevant to the assessment of patients with advanced knee arthritis requiring specialist surgical advice.
Ankle ligament injuries commonly occur during sports, falls and sudden twisting movements. Symptoms may include pain, swelling and instability. Specialist orthopaedic assessment helps determine the injury severity and appropriate treatment. Dr. Santhosh C has additional training in foot and ankle surgery, supporting evaluation of these conditions.
Football players may experience knee ligament injuries, ankle sprains, muscle strains and other musculoskeletal problems. Appropriate assessment helps determine injury severity and whether rehabilitation or surgical intervention is necessary. Dr. Santhosh C holds a FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine, complementing his orthopaedic and sports medicine background.
Persistent joint pain may result from arthritis, injury, inflammation or other musculoskeletal conditions. Orthopaedic consultation involves reviewing symptoms, examining joint movement and recommending investigations when necessary. Dr. Santhosh C provides specialist orthopaedic care, with professional interests in joint reconstruction, sports medicine and foot and ankle conditions.