Dr. Srikanth K. N. is a distinguished Orthopedic and Joint Replacement Surgeon renowned for his 28 years of expertise. He holds degrees in MBBS from Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute and Diploma in Orthopaedics from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. Further, he pursued fellowships from the Royal College Of Surgeons, England, and Ireland, specializing in Trauma & Orthopedic Surgery and Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery. Dr. Srikanth's vast experience includes consultancy in renowned UK hospitals like Wrightington Hospital and Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, focusing on lower limb arthroplasty. He excels in sports injuries treatment, regenerative medicine, and has a keen interest in infected revision surgery.

Consultant in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery : Highly qualified surgeon specializing in treating injuries and disorders of the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, ligaments).

Joint Replacement Surgeon : Specialist in performing surgical procedures to replace damaged or worn-out joints with artificial implants, such as hips and knees.

Hip and Knee Replacement : Surgical procedures to replace diseased or severely damaged hip or knee joints with artificial prosthetics, restoring mobility and reducing pain.

ACL & PCL Reconstruction : Surgical interventions to repair torn ligaments in the knee joint (anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)) crucial for knee stability.

Arthroscopy : Minimally invasive surgical technique using a camera to diagnose and treat joint problems within the knee, shoulder, or other joints.

Hip Resurfacing : Surgical procedure to replace the worn-out surface of the femoral head (ball) in the hip joint with a metal cap, preserving more healthy bone compared to a total hip replacement.

Knee Braces for Osteoarthritis : Supportive devices to help manage pain and improve knee joint stability in patients with osteoarthritis (degeneration of joint cartilage).

Knee Osteotomy : Surgical correction of a misaligned knee joint by cutting and realigning the bone to improve weight distribution and reduce osteoarthritis progression.

Joint Replacement Surgery : Broad term encompassing various procedures to replace damaged joints with artificial components, aiming to restore pain-free movement in hips, knees, shoulders, and other joints.

Arthritis Management : Non-surgical strategies to manage joint pain and inflammation caused by arthritis, including medications, physical therapy, injections, and lifestyle modifications.

Biomechanics : The science of movement studying the forces and interactions between the body's structures (bones, muscles) during movement, aiding in injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Physiotherapy for Sports Injury Rehabilitation : Specialized physical therapy programs designed to help athletes recover from sports injuries and regain optimal function.

Fracture Treatment : Methods to heal broken bones, including casting, splinting, or surgery depending on the severity and location of the fracture.