Minimal invasive Hip & Partial knee replacement surgery. Dr Adarsh Annapareddy. Health Aur Hum
Glad to be featured in ETHealthWorld’s recent article on how global training, robotics and evidence-based protocols are shaping specialist care in India.
Honoured to speak at Orthobot, hosted by Sindhu Hospitals

Two Sundays ago, I had the opportunity to speak at Orthobot, hosted by Sindhu Hospital. I showcased the role of robotics in managing complex hip replacement scenarios. It was wonderful to see the talk so well received at a conference dedicated to the different robotic systems transforming orthopaedics. Always a pleasure to share, learn and […]
Successfully Hosted India’s First UNICON
India’s first conference dedicated exclusively to Partial Knee Replacement. As an inaugural conference, we were not sure what to expect. It was truly encouraging to welcome over 400 orthopaedic surgeons from across the country, reflecting the growing interest in this highly specialised yet rewarding procedure. Over two and a half days, the conference focused on […]
How Does 3D Printing Improve Revision Hip Surgery?

3D printing enhances revision hip surgery by producing patient-specific implants, surgical guides, and anatomical models. It improves surgical planning, boosts implant accuracy and stability, decreases operating time, and aids in managing complex bone defects. These benefits result in better patient outcomes and fewer surgical complications. The term printing is no longer associated with two dimensional […]
How Long Does It Take To Walk Normally After Hip Replacement?

Most people begin walking with a walker or crutches within 24 hours after hip replacement surgery. Walking without support typically becomes possible within 6–12 weeks, although recovery depends on age, overall health, muscle strength, and dedication to physiotherapy. Most patients recover a normal walking pattern within 3–6 months. Following your surgeon’s guidance, staying active, and […]
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Pain Management Techniques For Recurrent Knee Pain- Physiotherapy vs. Surgery

Forrecurringknee pain, physiotherapy istypicallythe first-line treatment because it strengthens the muscles around the knee, improves joint stability, reduces pain, and helps prevent future flare-ups. Common techniques include strengthening exercises, stretching, manual therapy, posture correction, and activity modification. Surgery is generally considered only when there is significant joint damage, ligament tears, severe arthritis, or when conservative […]
How Long Does Swelling Last After Knee Surgery?

Swelling after knee surgeryusuallylasts 2–6 weeks, with mild swellingoccasionallypersistingfor 3–6 months depending on the procedure and recovery. Elevating the leg, applying ice, wearing compression, and following physical therapy help reduce swelling. If swelling is severe, suddenly worsens, or is accompanied by fever, redness, or intense pain, contact your surgeon promptly. Opting for knee surgery of […]
Modern Knee Replacement: What To Expect & How Long It Lasts | Dr. Adarsh Annapareddy