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1. Knee Joint replacement Surgery & Knee Preservation Surgeries SHORT CARD : Specialised care for knee pain, arthritis, meniscus tears, cartilage damage and alignment problems, with treatment options including knee preservation, arthroscopy, regenerative biological options, osteotomy, partial knee replacement and total knee replacement….. learn more Knee Joint Replacement Surgery & Knee Preservation Surgeries: Knee arthritis, knee deformity, early cartilage damage and painful knee conditions are assessed carefully to identify the most suitable treatment. The aim is to preserve the natural knee joint whenever possible, while planning treatment based on pain severity, limb alignment, cartilage condition, activity level and long-term function. Services include knee preservation surgery, high tibial osteotomy, distal femoral osteotomy, partial knee replacement, patellofemoral joint replacement, total knee replacement, robotic knee replacement, revision knee replacement, PRP treatment and structured knee arthritis treatment planning. Services under this section: Under Knee Surgery & Knee Preservation Surgeries, you can include these services: Knee Preservation Surgery Treatment options aimed at preserving the natural knee joint and delaying or avoiding knee replacement where possible. High Tibial Osteotomy Realignment surgery for selected patients with bow-leg deformity and inner-side knee arthritis. Distal Femoral Osteotomy Realignment surgery for selected patients with knock-knee alignment or outer-side knee overload. Partial Knee Replacement Replacement of only the damaged compartment of the knee when arthritis is limited to one area. Robotic Partial Knee Replacement Technology-assisted partial knee replacement for selected patients requiring precise planning and implant positioning. Total Knee Replacement Knee replacement surgery for advanced arthritis affecting multiple compartments of the knee. Robotic Total Knee Replacement Robotic-assisted knee replacement for advanced knee arthritis, using detailed planning and precise bone preparation. Patellofemoral Joint Replacement Partial knee replacement option for arthritis mainly affecting the kneecap joint. Revision Knee Replacement Surgery for painful, loose, infected, unstable or worn-out previous knee replacement implants. Knee Arthritis Treatment Planning Assessment of arthritis severity, knee alignment, activity level and treatment goals to decide between non-surgical care, preservation surgery, partial replacement or total knee replacement. PRP and Regenerative Orthopaedics for Knee Pain Injection-based treatment options for selected early arthritis, cartilage-related pain, tendon problems or soft-tissue knee conditions.

Advanced treatment is provided for severe knee arthritis, hip arthritis, joint deformity, stiffness and long-standing joint pain that affects walking, mobility, daily activities, work and travel. Services include robotic total knee replacement, robotic partial knee replacement, advanced total knee replacement, partial knee replacement, patellofemoral joint replacement, complex primary knee replacement, revision knee replacement, hip replacement surgery and structured joint replacement recovery planning. Treatment is planned after careful assessment of pain severity, joint damage, limb alignment, stiffness, general health and functional needs. The focus is on careful surgical planning, accurate implant positioning and structured rehabilitation to support recovery, improve mobility and help patients return to daily life as safely as possible. Services under this section: Robotic Total Knee Replacement Robotic-assisted knee replacement for advanced knee arthritis, using detailed planning, accurate bone preparation and balanced implant positioning. Robotic Partial Knee Replacement Technology-assisted partial knee replacement for patients with arthritis limited to one compartment of the knee. Advanced Total Knee Replacement Knee replacement surgery for patients with severe arthritis, deformity, stiffness or long-standing knee pain affecting daily life. Partial Knee Replacement Replacement of only the damaged part of the knee when the rest of the joint is well preserved. Patellofemoral Joint Replacement A focused joint replacement option for arthritis mainly affecting the kneecap joint. Complex Primary Knee Replacement Knee replacement for patients with severe deformity, previous injury, bone loss, stiffness or more complex knee anatomy. Revision Knee Replacement Surgery for painful, loose, unstable, infected or worn-out previous knee replacement implants. Hip Replacement Surgery Joint replacement surgery for advanced hip arthritis, hip stiffness, avascular necrosis or painful loss of hip function. Complex Hip Replacement Hip replacement for patients with deformity, previous surgery, difficult anatomy or more advanced joint damage. Joint Replacement Recovery Planning Structured pre-operative and post-operative rehabilitation planning to support walking, strength, mobility and return to daily activities, work and travel

Sports Injury, ACL Surgery & Knee Arthroscopy: Specialist care is provided for sports-related knee injuries, ligament tears, meniscus injuries, cartilage damage, patella instability and mechanical knee symptoms such as locking, catching, giving way or recurrent swelling. Services include sports injury assessment, ACL reconstruction, revision ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, meniscus trimming, knee arthroscopy, cartilage injury treatment, multiligament knee injury management, MPFL reconstruction, PCL injury treatment, collateral ligament injury care and structured sports rehabilitation planning. Treatment is planned after careful assessment of the injury pattern, knee stability, meniscus and cartilage condition, activity level, work demands and sporting goals. The focus is on accurate diagnosis, joint preservation, safe recovery and structured rehabilitation to help patients return to daily activities, gym, travel and sport safely. Services under this section: Sports Injury Assessment Specialist evaluation of knee pain, swelling, instability, twisting injuries and activity-related symptoms. ACL Reconstruction Surgery Surgery for anterior cruciate ligament tears causing knee instability, giving-way episodes or difficulty returning to sport. Revision ACL Reconstruction Surgery for failed or recurrent ACL injury after previous ligament reconstruction. Meniscus Repair Surgery Keyhole surgery to repair selected meniscus tears and preserve the natural shock absorber of the knee. Meniscectomy / Meniscus Trimming Arthroscopic removal of unstable torn meniscus fragments when repair is not suitable. Knee Arthroscopy Keyhole knee surgery for selected meniscus, cartilage, loose body, synovial or mechanical knee problems. Cartilage Injury Treatment Assessment and treatment planning for cartilage defects, chondral injuries and early joint surface damage. Multiligament Knee Injury Management Treatment planning for complex knee ligament injuries involving ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL or posterolateral corner injuries. Patella Instability Treatment Assessment and treatment for recurrent kneecap dislocation, patellar maltracking and MPFL-related instability. MPFL Reconstruction Ligament reconstruction surgery for recurrent patellar dislocation or persistent kneecap instability. PCL Injury Treatment Non-surgical and surgical management planning for posterior cruciate ligament injuries. MCL and LCL Injury Treatment Treatment of collateral ligament injuries, including bracing, rehabilitation and surgery where needed. Sports Rehabilitation Planning Structured recovery planning after ligament injury, meniscus surgery or knee arthroscopy to support safe return to work, gym and sport.

Regenerative Orthopaedics: The Future of Healing At Dr. Ulhas Sonar’s Orthopaedic Clinic, we believe in harnessing the body’s own incredible potential to heal itself. Regenerative Orthopaedics is a revolutionary field of medicine that moves beyond simply managing symptoms to actually repairing and regenerating damaged tissues. By utilizing advanced biologic therapies like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Stem Cell Therapy, we offer patients a non-surgical or adjunctive path to recovery from joint pain, sports injuries, and degenerative conditions. Our approach is rooted in four core principles: Heal, Regenerate, Restore, and Renew. Whether you are an athlete looking to recover from an injury or someone suffering from chronic joint pain, these cutting-edge treatments can help you get back to living an active, pain-free life. Our Regenerative Therapies Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy PRP therapy is a powerful, non-surgical treatment that uses your body's own healing factors to repair damaged tissues. A small sample of your blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, which are rich in growth factors. This concentrated solution is then injected directly into the injured area—such as a tendon, ligament, or arthritic joint. The growth factors stimulate and accelerate the body’s natural healing process, reducing inflammation and promoting tissue repair. PRP is widely used for conditions like tennis elbow, rotator cuff injuries, and osteoarthritis of the knee. Stem Cell Therapy Stem cells are the body's master cells, capable of transforming into various tissue types, including cartilage, bone, and muscle. In stem cell therapy, we utilize these regenerative cells to treat orthopaedic conditions at their source. The stem cells are harvested, typically from your own bone marrow or adipose (fat) tissue, and then precisely injected into the damaged area. Once there, they work to reduce inflammation, modulate the immune response, and promote the regeneration of healthy, functional tissue. This therapy holds immense promise for cartilage repair, joint preservation, and delaying or even preventing the need for joint replacement surgery. Conditions We Treat Regenerative therapies are effective for a wide range of orthopaedic conditions, including: Osteoarthritis of the Knee, Hip, and Shoulder Tendonitis and Tendinopathies (e.g., Tennis Elbow, Achilles Tendonitis) Ligament Sprains and Tears Rotator Cuff Injuries Meniscus Tears Plantar Fasciitis Sports-Related Muscle Injuries Chronic Joint Pain The Benefits of Regenerative Orthopaedics Non-Surgical Option: Avoid the risks, scars, and long recovery times associated with invasive surgery. Uses Your Body’s Own Healing Power: Minimizes the risk of allergic reactions or rejection. Promotes True Healing: Instead of just masking pain, these therapies work to repair and regenerate the damaged tissue. Minimally Invasive: Treatments involve simple injections with little to no downtime. Faster Return to Activity: Accelerate your recovery and get back to the activities you love. Long-Lasting Results: By addressing the root cause of the injury, regenerative therapies offer sustainable relief. Why Choose Dr. Ulhas Sonar? Expertise in Regenerative Medicine: Dr. Sonar combines his orthopaedic surgical knowledge with the latest non-surgical regenerative techniques. Personalized Treatment Plans: Every patient’s condition is unique. We tailor our therapies to your specific injury, health status, and recovery goals. Evidence-Based Approach: We use only proven, FDA-approved protocols and high-quality equipment to ensure safety and efficacy. Comprehensive Orthopaedic Care: Whether you need regenerative therapy alone or in conjunction with other treatments like arthroscopy or joint replacement, we offer complete, integrated care. Is Regenerative Therapy Right for You? If you are struggling with joint or soft tissue pain that hasn’t responded to traditional treatments like medication, rest, or physiotherapy, regenerative orthopaedics may be the solution you’ve been looking for. It is especially beneficial for patients who wish to avoid surgery or are seeking a faster, more natural recovery from an injury.

Regain Your Mobility. Eliminate Hip Pain. Your hips are the foundation of your mobility. They bear your body's weight and enable you to walk, run, sit, and perform countless daily activities. When hip pain strikes due to injury, arthritis, or degenerative conditions, it can significantly diminish your quality of life, making even simple tasks challenging. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we specialize in advanced hip surgery and hip replacement procedures designed to relieve pain, restore function, and get you back on your feet. Whether you require a partial or total hip replacement, or a surgical intervention for a fracture or other hip condition, Dr. Sonar combines expert surgical skill with the latest techniques to ensure the best possible outcomes for every patient. Understanding Hip Conditions We treat a comprehensive range of hip conditions, including: Osteoarthritis: The wear-and-tear of cartilage that cushions the hip joint, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Rheumatoid Arthritis: An autoimmune condition that causes inflammation of the joint lining, resulting in pain and joint damage. Avascular Necrosis: A condition where the blood supply to the femoral head (the “ball“ of the hip joint) is compromised, causing bone death and collapse. Post-Traumatic Arthritis: Arthritis that develops after a hip injury or fracture. Hip Fractures: Breaks in the upper part of the thigh bone, often due to falls or trauma, which may require surgical fixation or replacement. Hip Dysplasia: A condition where the hip socket is too shallow to fully cover the ball of the joint, leading to instability and early arthritis. Our Surgical Services Total Hip Replacement (Arthroplasty) Total hip replacement is a highly successful procedure for patients with severe hip pain and disability. During the surgery, the damaged “ball“ (femoral head) and “socket“ (acetabulum) are removed and replaced with state-of-the-art artificial components. These high-performance implants are designed to mimic the natural movement of the hip, providing smooth, pain-free motion. Our advanced surgical techniques and premium materials ensure that your new hip is durable and long-lasting. Partial Hip Replacement (Hemiarthroplasty) In cases where only the “ball“ portion of the hip joint is damaged (commonly in certain types of fractures), a partial hip replacement may be recommended. This procedure involves replacing only the femoral head while preserving the natural socket. It is a less extensive surgery with a quicker recovery, ideal for specific patient needs. Hip Revision Surgery Over time, even the best hip replacements may require revision due to wear, loosening, or infection. Hip revision surgery is a more complex procedure that involves removing the old or failed implant and replacing it with a new one. Dr. Sonar has extensive experience in managing these challenging cases, using specialized implants and techniques to restore stability and function. Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery Whenever possible, we utilize minimally invasive surgical techniques. This approach involves smaller incisions and less disruption to the surrounding muscles and soft tissues. The benefits for our patients include: Less post-operative pain Reduced blood loss Smaller scars Shorter hospital stay Faster recovery and return to normal activities What to Expect Before Surgery: Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Sonar. He will evaluate your condition, review your medical history, and perform a thorough physical examination. Advanced imaging (X-rays or MRI) will help us plan your surgery with precision. We will discuss all your options, answer your questions, and develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals. During Surgery: Dr. Sonar will perform your hip replacement using the most advanced techniques and high-quality implants. The surgery is performed under anesthesia, and our dedicated team ensures your comfort and safety throughout the procedure. After Surgery & Recovery: Your recovery begins immediately after surgery with a focus on pain management and early mobilization. Our team of physiotherapists will work closely with you to guide you through a customized rehabilitation program. This program is designed to strengthen your new hip, restore your range of motion, and help you regain your independence. Most patients are able to walk with assistance on the same day as surgery and return to their daily activities within a few weeks. Why Choose Dr. Ulhas Sonar for Hip Surgery? Specialized Expertise: A focus on advanced hip surgery and joint replacement. Cutting-Edge Technology: Use of the latest surgical techniques and premium implants. Minimally Invasive Approach: Smaller incisions for less pain and faster recovery. Personalized Care: Every treatment plan is tailored to your unique condition and lifestyle. Comprehensive Support: From pre-surgery planning to post-operati

Better Movement. Better Life. Your shoulders are among the most mobile and complex joints in your body, allowing you to reach, lift, throw, and perform countless daily activities. When shoulder pain strikes due to injury, overuse, or degenerative conditions, it can severely limit your independence and quality of life. Simple tasks like combing your hair, reaching for a high shelf, or even getting a good night's sleep can become painful challenges. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we specialize in advanced shoulder surgery, including rotator cuff repair and shoulder arthroscopy. Our goal is to provide you with Better Movement and ultimately, a Better Life. By combining expert surgical skill with minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, we offer Advanced Care, ensure a Faster Recovery, and deliver Better Outcomes for our patients. Understanding Shoulder Conditions We diagnose and treat a wide range of shoulder conditions, including: Rotator Cuff Tears: The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles and tendons that stabilize your shoulder joint. Tears can occur from acute injury, repetitive overhead motion, or age-related degeneration, causing pain, weakness, and limited range of motion. Shoulder Impingement Syndrome: A condition where the rotator cuff tendons become pinched or compressed between the bones of the shoulder, leading to pain during lifting or reaching movements. Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis): A condition characterized by stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint, often developing gradually and severely restricting movement. Shoulder Instability & Dislocation: When the head of the upper arm bone slips out of the shoulder socket, often due to trauma or repetitive strain, leading to recurrent dislocations and a feeling of looseness. SLAP Tears: A tear in the ring of cartilage (labrum) that surrounds the shoulder socket, often caused by repetitive overhead motions or a fall on an outstretched arm. Shoulder Arthritis: Wear-and-tear of the cartilage in the shoulder joint, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Our Surgical Services Rotator Cuff Repair Rotator cuff tears are one of the most common causes of shoulder pain and disability. Our approach to rotator cuff repair is advanced and precise. Using minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, Dr. Sonar makes small incisions and inserts a tiny camera (arthroscope) to visualize the tear. He then uses specialized instruments to reattach the torn tendon to the bone using suture anchors. This meticulous repair restores the integrity of the rotator cuff, reduces pain, and restores strength and function. The arthroscopic approach means less tissue damage, less pain, and a faster recovery compared to traditional open surgery. Shoulder Arthroscopy (Keyhole Surgery) Shoulder arthroscopy is a revolutionary, minimally invasive procedure that allows Dr. Sonar to diagnose and treat a variety of shoulder conditions with exceptional precision. Through small “keyhole“ incisions, an arthroscope is inserted to provide a clear view of the inside of your joint. Specialized instruments are then used to perform procedures such as: Repairing torn rotator cuffs Trimming or repairing torn labrum (SLAP repairs) Removing bone spurs or inflamed tissue Treating shoulder impingement Stabilizing recurrent dislocations Benefits of Shoulder Arthroscopy: Smaller Incisions: Minimal scarring Less Pain: Reduced post-operative discomfort Lower Infection Risk: Less exposure of the joint Faster Recovery: Quicker return to daily activities and sports Outpatient Procedure: Many patients can go home the same day Shoulder Replacement (Arthroplasty) For patients with severe shoulder arthritis or irreparable rotator cuff tears, shoulder replacement surgery may be the best option. We offer both total shoulder replacement (replacing both the ball and socket) and reverse shoulder replacement (for patients with non-functioning rotator cuffs). Using advanced implant technology and precise surgical techniques, we aim to eliminate pain and restore pain-free movement. Your Journey to Recovery Consultation & Diagnosis: Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Sonar. He will review your medical history, perform a thorough physical examination, and use advanced imaging (X-ray, MRI, or ultrasound) to accurately diagnose your condition. He will discuss all treatment options, from non-surgical therapies to surgical intervention, and develop a personalized plan tailored to your needs and goals. Surgical Procedure: Whenever possible, Dr. Sonar utilizes arthroscopic techniques for shoulder surgery. This minimally invasive approach ensures the highest precision with the least disruption to your body. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, and our dedicated team ensures your comfort and safety throughout. Post-Operative Rehabilitation: Recovery from shoulder surgery requires a dedicated rehabilitation program. Our team of physiotherapists

Joint Preservation Surgery Protect Your Joints. Preserve Your Mobility. Not all joint problems require a total joint replacement. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we specialize in Joint Preservation Surgery—a set of advanced, proactive procedures designed to treat joint damage early, relieve pain, and delay or even prevent the need for a total joint replacement. Joint preservation is about protecting your natural joint for as long as possible. By addressing localized damage, realigning joint mechanics, or restoring damaged cartilage, we can help you maintain your active lifestyle while preserving your own bone and tissue. Our approach focuses on long-term joint health, offering you more options and better outcomes. Understanding Joint Preservation Joint preservation surgery is ideal for younger, active patients or those with early to moderate joint damage who wish to avoid or postpone a total joint replacement. These procedures are designed to: Relieve Pain: Target the specific source of your joint pain. Restore Function: Improve joint mechanics and stability. Delay Total Replacement: Preserve your natural joint for years to come. Protect Healthy Tissue: Minimize damage to surrounding bone and cartilage. Support an Active Lifestyle: Allow you to return to sports and daily activities with confidence. Our Joint Preservation Procedures High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) HTO is a powerful procedure for patients with early to moderate knee arthritis, particularly those with bow-legged alignment (varus deformity). In this surgery, the shinbone (tibia) is carefully cut and realigned to shift weight-bearing forces from the damaged, arthritic side of the knee to the healthier side. By correcting the alignment, HTO significantly reduces pain, delays the progression of arthritis, and can postpone the need for a total knee replacement for many years. This procedure is especially beneficial for younger, active patients who want to maintain a high level of physical activity. Partial Knee Replacement (Unicompartmental Knee Replacement) When arthritis is confined to just one compartment of the knee (often the inner or outer side), a partial knee replacement may be the ideal solution. Unlike a total knee replacement, which replaces the entire joint, a partial knee replacement replaces only the damaged portion while preserving the healthy bone, cartilage, and ligaments in the rest of the knee. This minimally invasive procedure offers several advantages: Smaller incisions and less scarring Less bone removal Preservation of natural knee structures Faster recovery and shorter hospital stay More natural knee movement and sensation Excellent long-term outcomes for appropriately selected patients Cartilage Restoration Procedures Damaged cartilage—whether from injury, wear, or degeneration—is a leading cause of joint pain. Our cartilage restoration procedures are designed to repair or regenerate this vital tissue, restoring smooth joint function and preventing further deterioration. We offer a range of advanced techniques tailored to the size and location of the cartilage defect, including: Microfracture: A minimally invasive technique that stimulates the growth of new cartilage by creating small holes in the underlying bone, allowing bone marrow cells to reach the damaged area. Osteochondral Autograft Transfer (OATS): A procedure where healthy cartilage and bone are harvested from a non-weight-bearing area of the joint and transplanted to the damaged site. Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation (ACI): A two-step procedure where cartilage cells are harvested, cultured in a lab, and then implanted into the damaged area to regenerate healthy tissue. Fresh Osteochondral Allograft: Transplantation of healthy cartilage and bone from a donor to replace large areas of damaged tissue. Benefits of Joint Preservation Surgery Delays or Prevents Total Replacement: Preserve your natural joint for years. Less Invasive: Smaller incisions and less tissue disruption compared to total joint replacement. Faster Recovery: Quicker return to daily activities and sports. Preserves Natural Anatomy: Maintains your own bone, cartilage, and ligaments. Long-Term Joint Health: Addresses problems early to prevent further degeneration. Active Lifestyle Support: Ideal for younger, active individuals who want to stay active. Is Joint Preservation Right for You? You may be a candidate for joint preservation surgery if you: Are under 60 years of age and active Have early to moderate arthritis confined to one area of the joint Experience pain that limits your daily activities or sports Have not found sufficient relief from non-surgical treatments (medication, physiotherapy, injections) Wish to delay or avoid a total joint replacement Have a joint deformity (such as bow-leggedness) contributing to your pain Your Journey with Us Consultation & Diagnosis: Your journey begins with a thorough consultation with Dr. Sonar. He will evaluate yo

Deformity Correction & Osteotomy Surgery Restore Alignment. Relieve Pain. Preserve Your Joints. Limb and joint deformities—whether present from birth, caused by trauma, or developed over time due to arthritis—can significantly impact your mobility, stability, and quality of life. Misalignment in the lower extremities places abnormal stress on joints, accelerates cartilage wear, and leads to chronic pain and functional limitations. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we specialize in Deformity Correction & Osteotomy Surgery—advanced procedures designed to realign bones, restore proper joint mechanics, relieve pain, and delay or prevent the need for joint replacement. By precisely cutting and repositioning bones, we help you regain a straighter, stronger, and more functional lower limb. Understanding Deformity & Osteotomy Osteotomy is a surgical procedure where a bone is carefully cut and realigned to correct a deformity or redistribute weight-bearing forces across a joint. This approach is particularly effective for patients with: Angular Deformities: Bow-legged (varus) or knock-kneed (valgus) alignment of the legs. Joint Pain from Arthritis: Early to moderate arthritis where realignment can shift stress away from damaged areas. Post-Traumatic Deformities: Bone misalignment following a fracture or injury. Congenital Conditions: Birth-related deformities that affect limb alignment and function. Hip Dysplasia or Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI): Structural abnormalities of the hip joint. By correcting alignment, osteotomy surgery protects the joint from further wear, delays the progression of arthritis, and can postpone or eliminate the need for joint replacement surgery. Our Surgical Procedures High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) HTO is a highly effective procedure for correcting bow-legged (varus) deformities of the knee. In this surgery, the shinbone (tibia) is cut just below the knee joint and realigned to shift weight-bearing forces from the damaged inner (medial) compartment of the knee to the healthier outer (lateral) compartment. This realignment significantly reduces pain, slows the progression of arthritis, and preserves the knee joint. HTO is particularly beneficial for younger, active patients who want to maintain an active lifestyle and delay total knee replacement. Distal Femoral Osteotomy (DFO) DFO is the counterpart to HTO, used to correct knock-kneed (valgus) deformities of the knee. In this procedure, the lower end of the thighbone (femur) is cut and realigned to shift weight-bearing forces from the damaged outer (lateral) compartment to the healthier inner (medial) compartment. Like HTO, DFO relieves pain, delays arthritis progression, and preserves the natural knee joint, making it an excellent option for active patients with isolated compartment arthritis. Hip Deformity Correction Hip deformities, such as those caused by developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) or femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), can lead to pain, instability, and early arthritis. Hip deformity correction surgery involves reshaping and realigning the bones of the hip joint to restore proper mechanics and stability. Procedures such as: Periacetabular Osteotomy (PAO): Realigns the hip socket (acetabulum) to provide better coverage of the femoral head. Femoral Osteotomy: Reshapes the upper end of the thighbone (femur) to improve joint congruity and reduce impingement. These procedures are designed to preserve the natural hip joint, relieve pain, and delay or prevent hip replacement, especially in younger patients. Benefits of Deformity Correction & Osteotomy Surgery Pain Relief: Redistributes joint forces to reduce stress on damaged areas. Joint Preservation: Delays or prevents the progression of arthritis. Delays Total Replacement: Can postpone the need for joint replacement by many years. Improved Alignment: Restores proper limb mechanics and gait. Enhanced Function: Improves mobility, stability, and quality of life. Active Lifestyle Support: Ideal for younger, active individuals who want to stay active. Is Deformity Correction Surgery Right for You? You may be a candidate for deformity correction or osteotomy surgery if you: Have a visible bow-legged or knock-kneed deformity Experience joint pain, especially during weight-bearing activities Have early to moderate arthritis confined to one compartment of the knee or hip Are under 60 years of age and physically active Have not found sufficient relief from non-surgical treatments Wish to delay or avoid a total joint replacement Have post-traumatic or congenital limb deformities Your Journey with Us Consultation & Diagnosis: Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Sonar. He will review your medical history, perform a detailed physical examination, and use advanced imaging (X-rays, CT scans, or full-leg alignment X-rays) to precisely assess your deformity and joint condition. Using these detailed measurements, he will develo

Fracture, Trauma & General Orthopaedic Surgery Expert Care for Injuries. Compassionate Support for Recovery. Accidents and injuries can happen when you least expect them. Whether it's a fall, a sports-related injury, a road traffic accident, or a workplace incident, fractures and musculoskeletal trauma require prompt, expert attention to ensure proper healing and restore function. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we provide comprehensive Fracture, Trauma & General Orthopaedic Surgery services. From simple fractures to complex polytrauma, we are equipped to diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of orthopaedic injuries. Our approach combines advanced surgical techniques with compassionate, patient-centered care to help you recover fully and return to your daily life as quickly and safely as possible. Understanding Fractures & Trauma Fractures (broken bones) and other musculoskeletal injuries can range from minor cracks to severe, complex breaks involving multiple bones and soft tissues. Prompt and appropriate treatment is essential to ensure proper alignment, healing, and long-term function. Types of Fractures We Treat: Closed Fractures: The bone is broken but the skin is intact. Open (Compound) Fractures: The bone breaks through the skin, requiring urgent care to prevent infection. Comminuted Fractures: The bone is shattered into multiple pieces. Greenstick Fractures: An incomplete break, common in children. Stress Fractures: Hairline cracks caused by repetitive overuse. Avulsion Fractures: A fragment of bone is pulled away by a tendon or ligament. Pathological Fractures: Breaks caused by weakened bone due to conditions like osteoporosis or tumors. Other Orthopaedic Trauma We Treat: Joint dislocations (shoulder, hip, knee, elbow, etc.) Ligament and tendon injuries Sports-related musculoskeletal injuries Pelvic fractures Polytrauma (multiple injuries from major accidents) Our Surgical & Non-Surgical Services Non-Surgical Fracture Management: Not all fractures require surgery. For stable, non-displaced fractures, we offer expert non-surgical management, including: Casting & Splinting: Application of plaster or fiberglass casts to immobilize and protect the injured area. Functional Bracing: Specialized braces that allow controlled movement while promoting healing. Closed Reduction: Gentle manipulation to realign the bone without surgery, followed by casting. Surgical Fracture Fixation: For fractures that are displaced, unstable, or involve joints, surgical intervention is often necessary. We utilize the latest techniques to restore alignment and stability, including: Open Reduction & Internal Fixation (ORIF): Surgically realigning the bone fragments and securing them with plates, screws, nails, or rods. Intramedullary Nailing: Inserting a metal rod into the hollow center of long bones (such as the femur or tibia) to provide stability. External Fixation: Using a frame outside the body to stabilize fractures, often in cases of severe open fractures or polytrauma. Minimally Invasive Fracture Surgery: Techniques that use smaller incisions to reduce tissue damage and speed up recovery. General Orthopaedic Surgery: Beyond fractures and trauma, we provide a full range of general orthopaedic surgical services for various musculoskeletal conditions, including: Removal of painful hardware (plates, screws) Treatment of bone infections (osteomyelitis) Surgery for non-healing fractures (non-unions) Treatment of joint contractures and adhesions Surgical management of orthopaedic complications Common Orthopaedic Emergencies We Treat Ankle Fractures & Dislocations: Common injuries from falls or twists. Wrist & Forearm Fractures: Including Colles' fractures from falls on an outstretched hand. Hip Fractures: Frequently seen in older adults, requiring prompt surgical intervention. Shoulder Dislocations & Fractures: Often from sports or falls. Knee & Patella Fractures: Including fractures around the knee joint. Hand & Finger Fractures: Requiring precise treatment to preserve fine motor function. Clavicle (Collarbone) & Scapula Fractures: Common from falls or direct blows. Pelvic Fractures: Often from high-energy trauma, requiring multidisciplinary care. Why Prompt Treatment Matters Seeking immediate medical attention for fractures and trauma is crucial because: Early Alignment: Properly aligned bones heal faster and with better function. Reduced Complications: Timely treatment lowers the risk of infection, nerve damage, and blood vessel injury. Faster Recovery: Early intervention minimizes muscle wasting and joint stiffness. Better Long-Term Outcomes: Properly treated fractures result in less chronic pain and arthritis. Your Recovery Journey Emergency Consultation & Diagnosis: When you arrive at our clinic or hospital, Dr. Sonar and his team will conduct a thorough evaluation, including a detailed physical examination and advanced imaging (X-rays, CT scans, or MRI) to accurat

Understanding Bone Health Bone is living tissue that is constantly being broken down and rebuilt. As we age, the balance between bone formation and bone loss can shift, leading to decreased bone density and strength. Several factors can compromise bone health, including: Aging: Natural decline in bone mass, especially after menopause in women. Nutritional Deficiencies: Inadequate intake of Calcium (Ca) and Vitamin D (D) , which are essential for bone formation and absorption. Hormonal Changes: Conditions like menopause, thyroid disorders, and parathyroid issues. Sedentary Lifestyle: Lack of weight-bearing exercise weakens bones. Certain Medications: Long-term use of corticosteroids or other drugs. Family History: Genetic predisposition to osteoporosis. Lifestyle Factors: Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and poor diet. Our Services Bone Health Consultation & Risk Assessment Your journey to better bone health begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Sonar. We will review your medical history, assess your lifestyle and dietary habits, evaluate your risk factors, and discuss any symptoms or concerns you may have. This thorough assessment forms the foundation of your personalized bone health plan. DEXA Scan (Bone Mineral Density Test) The DEXA (Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) scan is the gold standard for measuring bone mineral density (BMD). This painless, non-invasive test uses low-dose X-rays to accurately measure the density of your bones, typically at the hip and spine. The results, known as a T-score, help us: Diagnose osteoporosis and osteopenia (low bone mass) Assess your risk of future fractures Monitor changes in bone density over time Guide treatment decisions Osteoporosis Screening & Management Osteoporosis is a condition characterized by weak, brittle bones that are prone to fractures. It is often called the “silent disease“ because it progresses without symptoms until a fracture occurs. Our comprehensive osteoporosis management includes: Early detection through DEXA scanning Personalized treatment plans Nutritional and lifestyle guidance Pharmacological therapy when indicated Fall prevention strategies Ongoing monitoring and follow-up Vitamin D & Calcium Assessment Calcium and Vitamin D are the two most critical nutrients for bone health. Calcium is the building block of bone tissue, while Vitamin D is essential for calcium absorption in the gut. Deficiencies in either nutrient can lead to weakened bones and increased fracture risk. We offer: Comprehensive nutritional assessment Laboratory testing for Vitamin D and calcium levels Personalized dietary and supplementation recommendations Guidance on optimal intake for your age and health status Nutritional & Lifestyle Guidance Strong bones require more than just medical treatment—they require a healthy lifestyle. We provide expert guidance on: Calcium-Rich Diet: Dairy products, leafy greens, fortified foods, and supplements. Vitamin D Sources: Sun exposure, fatty fish, fortified foods, and supplements. Weight-Bearing Exercise: Walking, jogging, strength training, and resistance exercises. Lifestyle Modifications: Smoking cessation, limiting alcohol, and maintaining a healthy weight. Fall Prevention: Home safety tips, balance exercises, and appropriate footwear. Who Should Consider a Bone Health Consultation? Bone health is important for everyone, but it is especially critical for: Women Over 50 and Men Over 70 (post-menopausal women are at higher risk) Individuals with a family history of osteoporosis or hip fractures Those with a history of fractures after minor falls or injuries People with Vitamin D or calcium deficiencies Patients taking long-term corticosteroids or other bone-depleting medications Individuals with chronic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, or thyroid disorders Anyone with lifestyle risk factors (smoking, heavy alcohol use, sedentary lifestyle) Those experiencing back pain, height loss, or stooped posture (signs of vertebral fractures) Why Choose Dr. Ulhas Sonar for Bone Health? Comprehensive Care: Holistic approach to bone health, from diagnosis to management. Advanced Diagnostics: Access to DEXA scanning for accurate bone density assessment. Expert Consultation: Specialist guidance on osteoporosis, calcium, and vitamin D management. Personalized Plans: Tailored strategies for your unique needs and risk profile. Preventive Focus: Early detection and intervention to prevent fractures. Integrated Approach: Combines medical, nutritional, and lifestyle interventions.

Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation & Recovery Planning Strength. Mobility. Return to Activity. Surgery and medical treatment are only part of the healing journey. The true key to a successful recovery lies in what happens afterward—comprehensive rehabilitation that restores your strength, mobility, and confidence. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we believe that recovery is a partnership. Our dedicated Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation services are designed to guide you through every step of your recovery journey, from the first day after surgery to your full return to sports, work, and daily life. We focus on three core pillars: Strength, Mobility, and Return to Activity. Whether you have undergone knee surgery, joint replacement, fracture fixation, or sports injury treatment, our personalized recovery plans are tailored to your unique needs, goals, and timeline. Our Rehabilitation Approach Individualized Recovery Planning No two patients are alike, and neither are their recovery journeys. We begin with a thorough assessment of your condition, surgical procedure, and personal goals. Based on this, we develop a customized rehabilitation plan that outlines clear milestones and a realistic timeline for your recovery. Your plan is designed to progress at a pace that is challenging yet safe, ensuring optimal outcomes without compromising your healing. Comprehensive Physiotherapy Services Our physiotherapy services are delivered by experienced professionals who work closely with Dr. Sonar to ensure seamless, integrated care. We offer a full range of rehabilitation services, including: Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: Specialized recovery programs following joint replacement, arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, fracture fixation, and other orthopaedic surgeries. Sports Injury Rehabilitation: Sport-specific recovery programs designed to safely return athletes to their sport at peak performance. Joint Mobility & Flexibility Training: Targeted exercises to restore range of motion, reduce stiffness, and improve joint function. Strength & Conditioning: Progressive strengthening programs to rebuild muscle power, stability, and endurance around the affected joint. Gait & Balance Training: Exercises to improve walking patterns, stability, and coordination, reducing the risk of falls. Pain Management: Therapeutic modalities including heat, ice, ultrasound, and electrical stimulation for pain relief. Manual Therapy: Hands-on techniques to improve tissue mobility, reduce muscle tension, and enhance joint function. Our Services at a Glance Service Focus Knee Joint Mobility Restoring full range of motion after knee surgery or injury through targeted exercises and manual therapy. Strength Training Rebuilding muscle strength and endurance around the affected joint to provide stability and support. Balance & Proprioception Improving coordination and joint position sense to prevent re-injury and enhance functional performance. Gait Re-education Restoring normal walking patterns through exercises, weight-bearing guidance, and walking aids. Sport-Specific Rehabilitation Progressive drills and activities tailored to your sport for a safe and effective return to play. Functional Training Exercises that mimic daily activities to help you regain independence and confidence in your movements. Posture & Ergonomics Education on proper posture and body mechanics to prevent strain and protect your joints. Recovery Milestones: Tracking Your Progress At our clinic, we believe in transparency and motivation. We track your rehabilitation progress at every stage, using measurable outcomes to ensure you are on the right path. Our Rehab Progress monitoring system helps you visualize your recovery journey, with clear milestones at key intervals. Example Progress Tracking: Week 0-2: Early recovery, pain management, gentle range-of-motion exercises, and wound care. Week 2-6: Progressive mobilization, strengthening exercises, and gradual weight-bearing (as allowed). Week 6-12: Advanced strengthening, balance training, and functional activities. Week 12+: Sport-specific drills, return to activity, and long-term maintenance. We regularly reassess your progress to adjust your plan as needed, ensuring you achieve your recovery goals efficiently and safely. Why Choose Our Rehabilitation Services? Integrated Care: Close collaboration between Dr. Sonar and our physiotherapy team ensures seamless care from surgery to full recovery. Personalized Plans: Every rehabilitation program is customized to your specific condition, surgery, and goals. Evidence-Based Approach: We use proven techniques and protocols for safe and effective recovery. State-of-the-Art Facility: Equipped with modern equipment to support all aspects of your rehabilitation. Patient Education: We empower you with the knowledge and skills to continue your recovery independently. Motivational Support: We are committed to keeping you motivated and on track throughout your reco

Second Opinion for Orthopaedic Surgery Clarity. Confidence. Better Decisions. Facing orthopaedic surgery is a significant decision. Whether you have been recommended a joint replacement, arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, or any other musculoskeletal procedure, it is natural to have questions, doubts, or simply a desire for confirmation. You deserve to feel fully informed and confident about your treatment plan. At Dr. Ulhas Sonar's Orthopaedic Clinic, we offer professional Second Opinion Consultation services. Our goal is to provide you with clarity, peace of mind, and the confidence you need to make the best possible decision for your health. We offer an objective, expert evaluation of your condition, a thorough review of your medical records, and honest, transparent guidance on your treatment options. Why Seek a Second Opinion? A second opinion is not about doubting your primary doctor—it is about empowering yourself with knowledge. Seeking a second opinion is a common, wise, and responsible step in your healthcare journey. It can help you: Gain Confidence: Confirm that the recommended surgery is the right choice for you. Explore All Options: Learn about alternative treatments you may not have considered. Understand Your Condition: Get a clearer explanation of your diagnosis and prognosis. Evaluate Surgical Approaches: Understand different surgical techniques and their pros and cons. Assess Risks & Benefits: Make a fully informed decision about the potential outcomes. Find the Right Surgeon: Ensure you are comfortable with the surgical plan and the surgeon. Peace of Mind: Eliminate doubts and move forward with confidence. When Should You Consider a Second Opinion? A second opinion is recommended in many situations, including: Elective Surgery: Any planned surgery, such as joint replacement, ACL reconstruction, or rotator cuff repair. Complex Conditions: When you have been diagnosed with a complex or rare orthopaedic condition. Multiple Opinions: If you have received differing opinions from different doctors. Uncertainty: When you feel unsure about the recommended treatment or the surgeon. High-Risk Surgery: For major or high-risk surgical procedures. Failed Previous Treatment: If a previous surgery or treatment has not provided the expected relief. Long-Term Impact: When the decision involves long-term consequences, such as joint preservation versus replacement. Personal Comfort: Simply for your own peace of mind before proceeding with any surgery. Our Second Opinion Process We make the second opinion process simple, thorough, and stress-free. Here is what you can expect: Step 1: Request Your Consultation Contact our clinic to schedule your second opinion consultation. We will guide you through the process and let you know what documents to bring. Step 2: Submit Your Medical Records Please bring or send us all relevant medical records, including: X-rays, MRI, CT scans, or other imaging studies (on CD or digital format) Operative notes from any previous surgeries Clinical notes and reports from your primary doctor Laboratory reports Any other relevant medical documentation Step 3: Comprehensive Review & Evaluation Dr. Sonar will thoroughly review your medical history, examination findings, and all imaging studies. He will perform a detailed clinical examination to assess your condition firsthand. Step 4: In-Depth Consultation During your consultation, Dr. Sonar will: Explain your diagnosis in clear, understandable terms Review your current condition and its severity Discuss all available treatment options, both surgical and non-surgical Explain the recommended surgical procedure, including techniques, risks, benefits, and expected outcomes Answer all your questions and address any concerns Provide an honest, objective opinion on your case Step 5: Written Report (If Requested) If desired, we can provide a written summary of our findings and recommendations for your records or to share with your primary doctor. Step 6: Informed Decision-Making Armed with a clear understanding of your condition and options, you can make a confident, informed decision about your next steps. What We Offer in a Second Opinion Objective Assessment: An independent, unbiased evaluation of your condition. Expert Review: All records and imaging are reviewed by an experienced orthopaedic surgeon. Comprehensive Evaluation: Includes both clinical examination and record review. Honest Guidance: Clear, transparent advice about your treatment options. All Options Considered: We explore both surgical and non-surgical alternatives. No Pressure: Our goal is to inform and empower you, not to push you toward a particular decision. Patient Education: We help you understand your condition so you can make informed choices. Why Choose Dr. Ulhas Sonar for a Second Opinion? Specialized Expertise: Dr. Sonar is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon specializing in knee, joint, sports medicine,