People of Ages & walks of life are prone to injuries & fractures.Having done most of his training in high volume public institutes; Dr Saurabh Muni is more then equipped in treating simple & complex fractures alongwith Paediatric & Geriatric trauma with various modalities to get them back to their lifestyle in a safe & quick manner.

Neck & Back Pain are the most common complaints amongst orthopaedic OPD patients; reasona for which vary from vocational / postural issues to actual nerve compression occuring due to spine Fracture; Disc herniation; Infections like TB; or age related degenerative changes.We at our centre are equipped to treat it appropriately either surgically through minimally invasive approaches or through various pain releiving blocks / injection or non surgically.Lumbar Transforaminal InjectionFacet BlockLumbar Epidural InjectionCervical Epidural InjectionWith Our Inhouse Physiotherapy & Rehab Team.

If you’ve fallen or had an injury that resulted in a hip fracture, hip replacement surgery may be in your future. Whether you need partial or total hip replacement surgery to treat a diseased or damaged hip depends on the type and extent of your injury or condition.Dr Saurabh Muni performs partial hip replacement, technically known as hemiarthroplasty, almost exclusively when the ball-like head of the thighbone (the femoral head) has been fractured or traumatically injured. The procedure replaces the femoral head with a prosthetic implant made of a strong polished metal or ceramic material. The original cup of the hip socket, known as the acetabulum, remains intact.The procedure is considered a partial hip replacement because the surgeon replaces only the damaged portion of the hip joint.Specialists don’t recommend partial hip replacement for treating injuries or conditions related to arthritis. By nature of the degenerative effects of arthritis, avascular necrosis, the entire hip joint is, or will be, affected. If you show signs of arthritis, then your orthopedic surgeon probably will recommend total hip replacement surgery.imageAfter hip surgerySurgical advances mean shorter hospital stays after surgery. In most cases, you’ll begin standing and walking with support the day of your surgery. You’ll probably go home within 24-48 hours. Before you’re discharged from the hospital, your care team will ensure that you’re able to:Use the bathroom without assistance.Walk with an assistive device on level surfaces.Climb up and down two or three stairs.