Dr. Vishwanath MS is a highly respected Orthopedic Surgeon who has been working in the field for nearly thirty years. He is known for his expertise in various orthopedic procedures, such as joint replacement surgeries, arthroscopic surgeries, joint mobilization, foot injuries, trauma surgeries, and osteoarthritis management. One of his notable skills is performing hip reconstruction surgery using Femoral Head. Dr. Vishwanath is particularly interested in checking diabetic feet, treating foot injuries, caring for high-risk wounds, treating wounds on the lower extremities, assessing ankle-brachial index, evaluating foot pressure and vascular health, assessing neuropathy, and managing foot drop.
Diabetic Foot Check-Up : This is a thorough examination of the feet to detect any issues related to diabetes, such as nerve damage or poor circulation.
Foot Injury : Treatment involves care provided to heal injuries or wounds on the feet, ensuring proper healing and preventing infections.
High-Risk Wound Care : Specialized attention is given to wounds at a higher risk of complications, often due to diabetes or poor circulation.
Lower Extremity Wound Care : It involves Managing and treating wounds on the legs or feet, promoting healing, and preventing further complications.
Ankle-Brachial Index : A test used to assess the blood flow in the legs by comparing the blood pressure in the ankle to that in the arm, helping to diagnose peripheral artery disease.
Foot Pressure/Vascular Assessment : This involves evaluating blood flow and pressure in the feet to identify any vascular issues or areas of high pressure that could lead to complications.
Neuropathy Assessment : Examination to evaluate nerve function in the feet, commonly performed to detect diabetic neuropathy or other nerve-related conditions.
Foot Drop : It is a condition where the muscles that lift the front part of the foot are weak or paralyzed, often resulting in difficulty walking and an abnormal gait.
Foot Assessment : Overall examination of the feet to assess their health, including skin condition, sensation, and structure.
Joint Mobilization : This technique restores movement and flexibility to stiff or restricted joints. It is often employed in physical therapy or rehabilitation programs.
Arthroscopy : It is a minimally invasive surgical procedure where a tiny camera is inserted into a joint to diagnose and treat various joint problems, such as injuries or arthritis.
