Dr. Rahul Grover

Most broken bones heal in a predictable way. A clot forms, soft callus develops, new bone bridges the fracture, and the bone gradually becomes stronger. But in some patients, healing does not move at the expected speed. The X-ray may show a gap, pain may continue, or the patient may still be unable to put weight on the limb. This is when doctors look for delayed union or nonunion.

Shoulder Replacement Treatment Options

Shoulder Replacement Surgery

When shoulder joint damage is severe, replacement surgery can reduce pain and restore useful arm movement for daily activity.

Anatomic shoulder replacement for selected arthritis cases

Reverse shoulder replacement for cuff-deficient shoulders

Replacement for selected fracture or failed surgery cases

Fracture Fixation Surgery

Surgery may be needed when a fracture is displaced, unstable, near a joint, open, complex, or unlikely to heal correctly in a cast.

Plate and screw fixation

Rod or nail fixation for selected long bone fractures

Wire, pin or external fixation when required

Joint fracture reconstruction and early movement planning

Bone Tumor Surgery

Surgery may be advised when the lesion is painful, growing, weakening bone, affecting movement, or needs removal after diagnosis.

Curettage or excision for selected benign tumors

Bone grafting or cement filling when needed

Fixation support if the bone is weak

Function-focused recovery and follow-up

Hip Replacement Surgery

When hip damage is advanced and pain limits walking, total hip replacement can replace the damaged joint surface with an implant planned for comfort and function.

Total hip replacement for advanced arthritis or AVN

Partial hip replacement in selected fracture cases

Revision hip replacement for failed or painful implants

Arthroscopic Knee Surgery

When symptoms persist or MRI shows treatable internal knee damage, keyhole arthroscopy may help repair or treat the exact injured structure.

Meniscus repair or balancing

Loose body or cartilage treatment

Ligament injury assessment and repair planning

Sports injury return-to-activity planning