Dr Deepak N Inamdar, Best Knee and Hip replacement Surgeon in jayanagar ,Bangalore

RajK16 K16   a week ago Dr. Deepak is full of energy and communicates well with his patients and patient’s family members, he instills confidence in the patients which played crucial role in my mom’s surgery. My mom is 65 Yr/89 Kg, both of her knee joints were completely worn out, yet she was reluctant to go for knee joint replacement surgery. I convinced her to see Dr. Deepak in his Jaya Nagar clinic and the consultation went for one hour (Dr. Deepak explained each and every step of the knee joint surgery and also provided the necessary steps to be taken before the surgery). By the time she came out of the clinic she already made up her mind to go for the surgery. He operated both her knees in Jaya Nagar Apollo and kept me posted on each and every step (provided post-surgery x-rays immediately via WhatsApp). My mom and rest of the family are so happy about the whole progress. I recommended him to my Aunt and took her to his clinic. She is also feeling confident after the cons

If you are planning to undergo a Knee Replacement Surgery, the following are some of the things that you should keep in mind: Build your muscles and range of movements Before the surgery, you're expected to do homework. People who strengthen the muscles around their knees have a faster, easier recovery than those who are weaker going into the surgery. If you reinforce the connections,especially of your inside quad muscle, it will be easier for them to reconnect. For the months or weeks leading up to your operation, try to get on a bicycle or work with a physical therapist to build your strength and expand your range of motion as much as possible. Build up the vital capacity of your lungs Deep breathing exercises like pranayama Incentive spirometry - started much before surgery help your lungs/body cope and decreases chances of lung associated issues like ARDS  Keep yourself clean  - Infection anywhere is a strict no for replacement surgery. Treat any infections of

Dr. Deepak Inamdar is a senior orthopaedic and joint replacement surgeon. He has over 15 years of experience and trained at some of the finest exclusive joint replacement centres in Asia and Europe. He combines his years of experience, advanced surgical skills, and state-of-the-art technologies to provide the highest standards of bone and joint care to both local patients and medical travellers in India. Dr. Deepak Inamdar graduated from  JJM College where he completed his MBBS degree. He then pursued his Diploma in Orthopaedics at Kasturba Medical College and became a Diplomate of the National Board (NBE New Delhi). He also completed a number of extensive fellowship training programs in joint replacement surgery including a fellowship in revision joint replacement surgery at Endoklinik in Germany, a specialised clinic for bone, joint, and spinal surgery. It is here where he worked alongside renowned joint replacement surgeons including Dr. Thorsten Gehrke, the director of Endokl

Planning Knee Replacement Surgery , What to Do ? WHAT TO START DOING IF UR PLANNING KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY? 1. BUILD UR MUSCLES AND RANGE OF MOVEMENTS Before the surgery, you're expected to do homework. People who strengthen the muscles around their knees have a faster, easier recovery than those who are weaker going into the surgery. "If you reinforce the connections, especially of your inside quad muscle, it will be easier for them to reconnect," For the months or weeks leading up to your operation, try to get on a bicycle or work with a physical therapist to build your strength and expand your range of motion as much as possible. 2. BUILD UP THE VITAL CAPACITY OF UR LUNGS Deep breathing exercises pranayama Incentive spirometry - started much before surgery , help ur Lungs/body cope and decreases chances of lung associated issues like ARDS 3. KEEP UR SELF CLEAN - Infection anywhere is a strict no for replacement surgery Treat any infections

REVIEW 1 total knee replacement surgery review sandeep ramesh in the last week-  My mother, who had been suffering from severe knee pain since 10 years, has recently been operated by Dr.Deepak Inamdar.The operation went smoothly. Proper guidance was given with respect to the aftermath of the operation. She is able to walk around independently from second day of the surgery.She seems a lot more comfortable now. Thanks to Dr. Deepak  KNEE - PFC  DEPUY / TITANIUM HOSPITAL DONE - APOLLO  SURGEON - DR DEEPAK INAMDAR REVIEW 2 TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT , REVIEW Very much satisfied." "Knee Replacement Friendly doctor, excellent response, very much satisfied." MAHANANDA Bangalore KNEE - PFC  DEPUY / TITANIUM SURGEON - DR DEEPAK INAMDAR HOSPITAL - EXCELCARE  REVIEW 3 TKR - Total Knee Replacement My father, who is 73 years old, was suffering from severe pain in the left knee from past 2 years and was having difficulty in walking long distanc

Cost of Total knee replacement surgery in Bangalore? THE BEST ANSWER TO THIS IS THAT IT IS VARIABLE -  according to age bone quality deformity joint used hospital where its done room type associated medical illness SO THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT IT IS HIGHLY SPECIFIC TO EVERY INDIVISUAL BASED ON THEIR EXPECTATION so please consult ur surgeon and then decide call 919448444746/ 95 354 15 364 for appointments with patient and x ray for costs.

patient with Severe osteoarthritis in a 78 yr old patient with grossly bent knees / varus deformity and only 50% blood flow ,with severe diabetes KNEE - DEPUY HOSPITAL- APOLLO SPECIALITY HOSPITAL  SURGEON - DR DEEPAK INAMDAR www.orthoone.co.in

DR DEEPAK INAMDAR performed a Total knee replacement surgery in a patient with alkaptonuria (Black bone disease) at APOLLO SPECIALITY HOSPITAL ,BANGALORE 60 yr old lady was suffering from a rare genetic disorder in which his knees turned black and hard, was successfully cured after undergoing a total knee replacement surgery . The disease Alkaptonuria had stiffened and blackened knee joints, making her unable to walk . Alkaptonuria, a rare genetic disorder, affects  one in one million people worldwide.  It primarily causes urine to turn black when exposed to air. The disease causes a buildup of dark pigment in connective tissues such as cartilage and skin, leading to blackening and hardening of joints, most often the knee joint . she was unable to get relief despite undergoing various forms of medical treatment contact dr deepak inamdar 919448444746

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