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Orthopaedics in Mathura

Care for movement, joints and injuries

Fracture care, joint concerns and orthopaedic surgery. Get practical information about the service and how to arrange a consultation.

OVERVIEW

About this department

Problems with bones, joints and movement can affect everyday life. Our orthopaedic services include evaluation and management of injuries, joint problems and conditions that may need surgical care.

The hospital lists fracture management, joint replacement, arthroscopy, spine-related orthopaedic concerns and pain management among its services. Your treating clinician will explain what assessment and treatment may be suitable.

Care and services include

Fracture and injury assessment
Knee and hip joint concerns
Joint replacement services
Arthroscopy services
Spine-related orthopaedic concerns
Pain and mobility assessment

What to expect

Every patient’s needs are different. The following is a general guide, not a fixed treatment sequence.

01Consultation and clinical examination

The treating team will explain the next steps relevant to your situation.

02Diagnostic investigations when clinically indicated

The treating team will explain the next steps relevant to your situation.

03Discussion of non-surgical or surgical options

The treating team will explain the next steps relevant to your situation.

04Recovery and follow-up guidance

The treating team will explain the next steps relevant to your situation.

Important for urgent symptoms

If the concern is sudden, severe or potentially life-threatening, seek emergency medical assistance instead of waiting for a routine appointment. Emergency information.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions before visiting

Can I visit after an injury or fracture?

For urgent injuries, call the hospital emergency line. The team can advise you on immediate attendance and available care.

Does every joint problem require surgery?

No. Treatment depends on the condition, examination and investigations. The clinician will discuss appropriate options.

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