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About Dr. S.K. Gupta
M.S. (Ortho.) Mumbai,
M.R.C.S., F.I.A.S. (Japan),
F.A.P.O.A. (Singapore),
- Arthroscopy,
- Joint Reconstruction,
- Sport Injury Surgery.
Dr. S.K. Gupta Contribution In Multi-Ligament Knee Surgery
Scientific chairman and Faculty Advance knee course May 2023 Indore
Faculty Pune Knee course April 2023 talk on multi-ligament reconstruction
Faculty ISIC Knee preservation course Feb 2023 at Delhi talk on BTB and panel
discussion on multi-ligament reconstruction
Faculty international master course on complex knee injury at GOA, FEB 2019.
Faculty IASCON 2017 ,2018
Faculty arthroscopy academy conference 2017,2018,2019
Invited speaker and presented on PCL Avulsion at CLASS meeting Thailand 2015
Course convenor and organiser for SMS Cadaveric course, INDORE. Dec 2014
Faculty knee arthroscopy ISKSAA Delhi 2014; arthroscopic synovectomy
and biopsy.
IGOF 2012 paper on arthroscopic tibial spine fixation.
Faculty MPORTHOCON 2011 paper on anatomy and biomechanics knee joint.
Winner 2011 national quiz karl storz arthroscopy ; at IAS 2011
All About Multi-Ligament Knee Surgery
Multi-ligament knee surgery, including ACL reconstruction, is crucial for those with multiple knee ligament injuries, often from sports or accidents. Dr. S.K. Gupta emphasizes its importance for athletes and active individuals, as it restores knee stability and mobility. The procedure helps patients maintain an active lifestyle while preventing further knee damage. Dr. Gupta’s expertise ensures tailored care for optimal recovery and outcomes.
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What Is Knee Multi Ligament Tear Reconstruction?
Knee Multi Ligament Tear Reconstruction is a complex surgical procedure to repair two or more torn knee ligaments — including the ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL/PLC — simultaneously. Performed arthroscopically by specialist knee surgeons, it restores joint stability, prevents long-term arthritis, and enables patients to return to sports and daily activities after rehabilitation.
Key Takeaways
- Multi-ligament knee injury (MLKI) involves tearing 2 or more of 4 major knee ligaments — a serious, complex injury.
- All four ligaments (ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL/PLC) may be torn in a single event — often road accidents, falls from height, or contact sports.
- S.K. Gupta at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal performs arthroscopy-assisted multi-ligament reconstruction with 21+ years of surgical expertise.
- Early surgery (within 2-4 weeks) generally produces better outcomes by preventing neurovascular complications.
- Comprehensive physiotherapy over 9–18 months is essential for full functional recovery after multi-ligament reconstruction.
1. Understanding Knee Multi Ligament Injury (MLKI)
What Is a Multi-Ligament Knee Injury?
A multi-ligament knee injury (MLKI) occurs when two or more of the knee’s four primary stabilising ligaments are torn simultaneously, usually from high-energy trauma. It is the most severe category of knee ligament injury and carries risks of vascular and nerve damage requiring urgent medical evaluation.
The knee is stabilised by four major ligaments: the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL), Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL), Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL), and the Lateral Collateral Ligament / Posterolateral Corner (LCL/PLC). Any combination of these can be injured simultaneously in a high-energy trauma event.
Multi-ligament knee injuries are often associated with a true knee dislocation — where the tibia (shin bone) shifts completely out of alignment with the femur (thigh bone). This is a surgical emergency because it can compromise the popliteal artery and peroneal nerve, structures critical for limb survival and function.
The Four Major Knee Ligaments
Ligament | Function | Common Injury Cause |
ACL (Anterior Cruciate) | Prevents forward tibial shift; rotational stability | Pivoting sports, sudden deceleration, road accidents |
PCL (Posterior Cruciate) | Prevents backward tibial shift; primary stabiliser | Dashboard injury, direct blow to front of knee |
MCL (Medial Collateral) | Resists inward (valgus) stress on knee | Contact sports, lateral impact, skiing |
LCL/PLC (Lateral & Posterolateral) | Resists outward (varus) stress; rotational stability | High-energy trauma, hyperextension injuries |
Common Causes of Multi-Ligament Knee Injuries
- High-speed road traffic accidents (most common cause in India)
- Contact sports injuries — football, rugby, wrestling, kabaddi
- Falls from height with a twisting mechanism
- Industrial or occupational accidents
- Skiing and snowboarding collisions
Warning Signs — When to Seek Immediate Medical Help
Seek emergency medical care immediately if you experience any of the following after a knee trauma:
- Severe knee swelling within minutes of injury (hemarthrosis)
- Complete inability to bear weight or walk
- Gross instability — the knee feels like it is “giving way” in all directions
- Pallor, numbness, or coldness in the foot (possible vascular injury)
- Obvious knee deformity or dislocation
2. Diagnosis of Multi-Ligament Knee Injury
How Is a Multi-Ligament Knee Injury Diagnosed?
Diagnosis of multi-ligament knee injury requires a thorough clinical examination by a specialist knee surgeon, supported by MRI scanning and X-rays. Vascular assessment via Doppler ultrasound or CT angiography is essential to rule out popliteal artery injury, which occurs in approximately 20-35% of knee dislocations.
Dr. S.K. Gupta follows a structured diagnostic protocol for every suspected multi-ligament knee injury, ensuring no associated injury is missed before surgical planning begins.
Diagnostic Investigations
Clinical Examination: Lachman test, drawer tests, valgus/varus stress tests, dial test, and neurovascular assessment of the limb
X-Ray (Weight-bearing): Rules out fractures, bone avulsions, and assesses joint space alignment
MRI Knee (3 Tesla): Gold standard for ligament injury mapping — identifies torn ligaments, meniscal injuries, and bone bruising
Doppler / CT Angiography: Mandatory when vascular injury is suspected — assesses popliteal artery integrity
Nerve Conduction Study: Assesses common peroneal nerve function if foot drop or sensory loss is present
3. Surgical Treatment: Knee Multi Ligament Reconstruction
What Does Multi Ligament Knee Reconstruction Involve?
Multi-ligament knee reconstruction is an arthroscopic-assisted surgical procedure in which two or more torn knee ligaments are rebuilt using tissue grafts — from the patient’s own body (autograft) or from a donor (allograft). The goal is to restore the full biomechanical stability of the knee joint so patients can safely return to sports and normal activities.
At Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, Dr. S.K. Gupta uses state-of-the-art arthroscopy equipment and evidence-based reconstruction techniques refined over 21+ years and 12,000+ surgeries. Each surgical plan is tailored to the specific ligament injury pattern, the patient’s activity level, and overall health.
Graft Options for Reconstruction
- Autograft (Hamstring Tendon, Patellar Tendon, Quadriceps Tendon) — Patient’s own tissue; lower infection risk, excellent long-term integration
- Allograft (Donor Tissue) — Used for multi-ligament cases where multiple grafts are needed simultaneously
- Synthetic Ligament Augmentation — Selected cases where graft availability is limited
Common Injury Combinations & Surgical Approach
Injury Pattern | Surgical Strategy |
ACL + MCL (Most Common) | Staged or simultaneous reconstruction; MCL often heals conservatively with ACL reconstruction |
ACL + PCL (Bicruciate) | Simultaneous arthroscopic reconstruction; demanding procedure requiring specialist expertise |
PCL + PLC (Posterolateral) | PCL reconstruction with PLC repair/reconstruction; high re-tear risk if PLC is missed |
ACL + PCL + MCL + LCL (All Four — Knee Dislocation) | Staged surgery: neurovascular stabilisation first, then comprehensive ligament reconstruction |
Step-by-Step: What Happens in Multi-Ligament Reconstruction Surgery?
- Pre-operative assessment and anaesthesia planning — general or spinal anaesthesia
- Arthroscopic joint inspection — direct visualisation of all damaged structures inside the knee
- Graft harvest — autograft tissue collected from hamstring or patellar tendon through small separate incisions
- Tunnel drilling — precise bone tunnels created in femur (thigh) and tibia (shin) for ligament graft placement
- Graft passage and fixation — graft secured at anatomic positions using titanium or bio-absorbable screws and buttons
- Process repeated for each ligament being reconstructed
- Joint washout, drain placement, and wound closure — usually 3–5 small arthroscopy portals
4. Recovery After Knee Multi Ligament Reconstruction
How Long Is Recovery After Multi-Ligament Knee Reconstruction?
Full recovery after knee multi-ligament reconstruction takes 9 to 18 months, depending on the number of ligaments repaired, injury severity, and patient compliance with physiotherapy. The rehabilitation programme is carefully staged — beginning with controlled mobilisation and progressing to sport-specific training.
Rehabilitation Milestones
Phase | Timeframe | Goals |
Phase 1: Protection | Weeks 0–6 | Swelling control, limited weight-bearing, prevent muscle wasting |
Phase 2: Early Rehab | Months 2–4 | Restore range of motion, progressive weight-bearing, quadriceps activation |
Phase 3: Strengthening | Months 4–7 | Open and closed kinetic chain exercises, proprioception training |
Phase 4: Functional | Months 7–12 | Jogging, agility work, sport-specific drills |
Phase 5: Return to Sport | Months 12–18 | Full sport clearance after passing functional performance tests |
Physiotherapy under the supervision of Dr. S.K. Gupta’s dedicated rehabilitation team at Apollo Sage Hospital is a non-negotiable component of successful recovery. Patients who follow the prescribed rehabilitation protocol consistently achieve excellent functional outcomes and successful return to sport.
5. Why Choose Dr. S.K. Gupta for Multi-Ligament Knee Reconstruction?
Who Is the Best Surgeon for Multi-Ligament Knee Reconstruction in Bhopal?
Dr. S.K. Gupta is a Senior Orthopaedic Knee and Shoulder Surgeon at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, with 21+ years of experience and 12,000+ surgeries. He is the first Indian arthroscopy surgeon to be awarded the FAANA Fellowship, and his centre is recognised by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust as a Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries.
Credentials & Expertise
- MS Orthopaedics, University of Mumbai — India’s premier orthopaedic training programme
- International Fellowships in Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery — Japan, Singapore, and Delhi
- First Indian arthroscopy surgeon to receive the prestigious FAANA Fellowship (Foundation for Arthroscopy & Allied Sciences)
- Recognised by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust — Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries
- 21+ years of subspecialty experience in knee and shoulder surgery
- 12,000+ complex knee, shoulder, and sports surgeries performed
Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal — State-of-the-Art Facilities
- Advanced arthroscopy towers with 4K HD imaging for superior intra-operative visualisation
- Dedicated sports injury and ligament reconstruction operating theatres
- In-house physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation centre
- 3 Tesla MRI for accurate pre-operative planning
- 24/7 post-operative care by experienced orthopaedic nursing teams
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Multi-Ligament Knee Injury Treatment
Multi-ligament knee injuries represent damage to the several most crucial ligaments within the knee that include ACL that is mainly crucial for stabilization and control of knee joint in addition to hyper-extension. Severe pain and loss of stability would be very debilitating, hindering the daily living activities if surgery is not implemented to correct the damaged ligament or reconstruction.
It is best suited for those with a complete tear of the ligaments, especially for active individuals or athletes. For partial tears, surgery is recommended for those with severe pain and instability. The aim of surgery is to repair the damaged ligaments so that the knee can function and stabilize as it should.
Multi-ligament knee injuries, especially those involving the ACL, need specialized treatment in order to re-establish knee stability and function. ligament surgery, often performed through arthroscopic techniques, is a minimally invasive procedure requiring small incisions and the use of a camera to view the knee’s internal structures. This will ensure minimal tissue damage while allowing for a more comprehensive view of the injury, making it an effective method for repairing the damaged ligaments.
The surgery typically takes about two hours, and most patients can go home on the same day, which makes the recovery faster compared to the traditional open surgeries. Patients are usually given braces and crutches post-surgery to reduce pressure on the knee for proper healing. These aids protect the knee but allow the gradual restoration of its strength and stability.
A recovery process is also accompanied by the use of physical therapy, where the patient’s strength, flexibility, and mobility are regained so that he can be able to get back to his normal activities. The length of the rehab process varies, but most people are able to recover fully within a few months.
The patients with complete ligament tears benefit more from surgery, especially the active patients and sports players. It reduces the pain and provides stability to the knee joint and makes it possible for them to go back to their previous high-intensity activities. But it should only be done when all the nonsurgical treatments such as rest, medication, and physiotherapy have been done and did not yield any satisfactory results.
It is always recommended to discuss the surgery with an orthopedic surgeon before a procedure, as they will assess the severity of the injury and advise appropriately. Personalized evaluation ensures the decision coincides with the particular needs of the patient and activity level, which may enhance long-term recovery and function.
Why Consult Dr. S.K. Gupta for Multi-Ligament Knee Injury
Dr. Sheetal Kumar Gupta is an arthroscopy and sports injury specialist heading the arthroscopy and joint reconstruction unit at apollo sage and galaxy hospital, Bhopal. He has been a consultant for sports medicine, Sports Authority of India & State Sports Academy and is serving National level teams of various disciplines like Hockey, Judo, Kabbadi, Water Sports, Wushu Taikwando etc.
He has done his fellowship in Arthroscopy and Sports medicine from Japan and was trained at various international surgical centres. With an experience of more than 21 years, he has performed over 12000 knee and shoulder surgeries including complex ligament surgeries and surgeries of around more than 8000 National/International level players of various disciplines. He is National and International level faculty for various seminars, conferences and workshops.
Notable Achievements:
- Trained at Japan, Germany, UK, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
- Visiting sports medicine specialist Sports Authority of India (SAI).
- Ex Sports injury specialist to Indian senior Women National Hockey team.
- Ex-Dope control officer, National Anti-doping Agency (NADA).
- National faculty for advance knee and shoulder arthroscopy workshop and conferences.
- Performed more than 8000 arthroscopies independently including knee, shoulder, ankle and hip arthroscopies.
- Successfully operated over 2000 players who are back in sports and have won national and international medals after their surgeries.
- Successfully treated more than 10000 sports players of various disciplines.
- Internationally trained and more than 18 years of experience.
- Has treated National and International level players of Hockey like Sardar Singh, Shivendra, Sandeep Singh, Dilip Tirkey, Sameer Dad ; Olympic champion Ankit Sharma, Commonwealth Karate champion Supriya Jatav, world champions of Judo like Sanathoi, Kalpana Devi, Navjot to name a few and boxing legends like M.C. Mary Kom & Sarita devi.
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Types Of Treatments Offered By SKG Ortho Unit.
Dr. S.K. Gupta specializes in problems of shoulder, hip and knee. These are the following types of treatments that the doctor provides.
Sports Injury Treatment
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is a multi-ligament knee tear?
A multi-ligament knee tear (MLKI) involves the rupture of two or more of the four major knee ligaments — ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL/PLC — usually caused by high-energy trauma such as road accidents, sports injuries, or falls from height. It is among the most serious knee injuries and requires prompt specialist evaluation. In many cases it is associated with a knee dislocation, which is a medical emergency due to possible vascular and nerve involvement.
Q2: How many ligaments can be reconstructed at once?
Experienced knee surgeons like Dr. S.K. Gupta can reconstruct two, three, or even all four major knee ligaments in a single arthroscopy-assisted surgical session. The approach depends on the specific injury combination, the patient's overall health, and whether any urgent vascular repair is needed first. Multi-ligament reconstruction in a single stage is technically demanding and should only be performed by surgeons with specialised training in this field.
Q3: What is the recovery time after multi-ligament knee reconstruction?
Recovery typically spans 9 to 18 months and is divided into five progressive rehabilitation phases. The first 6 weeks focus on protecting the repair, controlling swelling, and preventing muscle wasting. Active strengthening begins from month 2. Jogging and agility training restart around month 7-9. Full return-to-sport clearance is granted between 12 and 18 months, after the patient passes validated performance tests such as the Single Leg Hop and the Y-Balance Test.
Q4: Is multi-ligament knee reconstruction done arthroscopically?
Yes. Dr. S.K. Gupta performs multi-ligament reconstruction using minimally invasive arthroscopy-assisted techniques at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal. Arthroscopic surgery offers significant advantages over traditional open surgery: smaller incisions (3–5 portals of 5mm), reduced blood loss, lower infection risk, better visualisation of intra-articular structures, and faster post-operative recovery. In complex cases involving the posterolateral corner, a small additional open incision may be required.
Q5: When should I see a doctor for a multi-ligament knee injury?
Seek immediate emergency medical care if you experience severe knee swelling, complete inability to walk or bear weight, gross knee instability (the knee collapses in multiple directions), pallor or numbness in the foot, or a visible knee deformity after a high-energy injury. Do not delay — vascular injury to the popliteal artery (at the back of the knee) can occur in 20–35% of knee dislocations and requires urgent intervention to save the limb.
What Happens When You Have a Multi-Ligament Injury?
A multi-ligament injury refers to the damage to two or more ligaments in the knee, which often occurs due to high-impact trauma, such as in car accidents or sports-related injuries. The damage can involve the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), PCL (posterior cruciate ligament), MCL (medial collateral ligament), LCL (lateral collateral ligament), and other stabilizing structures within the knee joint. Symptoms typically include:
- Severe pain at the moment of injury
- Immediate swelling and bruising
- Limited range of motion
- Knee instability and difficulty bearing weight
- A feeling of the knee “giving way”
- Inability to walk or move without assistance
- Deformity in the knee joint in severe cases
What is Multi-Ligament Reconstruction?
Multi-ligament reconstruction is a surgical procedure used to repair or reconstruct two or more torn ligaments in the knee, typically following traumatic injuries. This complex surgery often involves the reconstruction of both the ACL and PCL or ACL and MCL, or other combinations depending on the injury’s extent.
The procedure usually includes the use of grafts (tissue taken from the patient’s own body or a donor) to replace the torn ligaments. The surgeon will secure the grafts to the bone using screws or other fixation methods. It is a highly specialized surgery that requires a skilled orthopedic surgeon experienced in treating multi-ligament injuries to ensure the knee’s stability and restore full function.
When is Multi-Ligament Reconstruction Needed?
Multi-ligament reconstruction surgery is often recommended when conservative treatments like physical therapy or bracing are not enough to restore knee stability, particularly in active individuals or athletes. Surgery is essential if the following conditions are present:
- Severe knee instability, making it difficult to walk or perform daily activities
- Failure to respond to non-surgical treatments such as rest, ice, compression, and elevation
- The injury involves multiple ligaments or critical structures like the meniscus
- The patient is young and active or an athlete aiming to return to high-level physical activity
- Associated fractures or dislocations are present
Symptoms of Multi-Ligament Injuries
Symptoms of a multi-ligament injury may include:
- A loud “pop” or snapping sound at the moment of injury
- Intense pain and tenderness around the knee
- Immediate swelling and bruising
- Difficulty or inability to move the knee
- Severe instability, making it hard to bear weight
- Limited range of motion in the knee joint
- Visible deformity in the knee, especially with more severe injuries
Does Multi-Ligament Reconstruction Require a Long Recovery?
Multi-ligament reconstruction surgery generally requires a longer recovery period compared to single-ligament injuries. The recovery process can take several months, and full recovery may range from 6 months to a year, depending on the extent of the injury and the individual’s response to rehabilitation.
What is the Recovery Process for Multi-Ligament Reconstruction?
Post-surgery recovery for multi-ligament reconstruction involves several stages:
Initial Phase (0-4 Weeks): Rest and elevation of the knee, use of crutches, and pain management are essential during this phase. The patient should avoid putting weight on the knee.
Rehabilitation Phase (4-12 Weeks): Physiotherapy becomes important to regain range of motion and strengthen the surrounding muscles. Patients will use a knee brace for added support and stability.
Strengthening Phase (3-6 Months): As pain subsides, more advanced rehabilitation exercises are introduced to rebuild strength and functionality in the knee.
Return to Sports (6-12 Months): Athletes may begin to return to sport-specific training, but full activity will depend on the surgeon’s assessment of the knee’s healing and strength.
Risks and Complications Associated with Multi-Ligament Reconstruction
As with any surgery, multi-ligament reconstruction carries some risks, including:
- Multi ligament Repair reconstruction surgery is highly successful and carries a low risk of complications. However it is important to discuss the same with your doctor before proceeding to surgery.
Costs of Multi-Ligament Reconstruction Surgery in India
The cost of multi-ligament reconstruction surgery in India can vary significantly depending on factors such as the type of hospital, the surgeon’s expertise, the extent of the injury, and the rehabilitation requirements. On average, the cost can range between INR 1,50,000 to INR 4,00,000. This cost typically includes:
- Surgeon’s fees
- Hospital stay
- Diagnostic tests (e.g., MRIs, X-rays)
- Anesthesia and medications
- Rehabilitation and physiotherapy sessions
- Post-surgery follow-up visits
How to Choose the Right Surgeon for Multi-Ligament Reconstruction in India
Selecting a skilled and experienced orthopedic surgeon is crucial for the success of multi-ligament reconstruction surgery. Here are some steps to help in choosing the right specialist:
Seek Guidance and Recommendations: Ask for recommendations from family, friends, and healthcare professionals, particularly those in sports medicine or orthopedics.
Check Online Reviews: Read patient reviews and testimonials about the surgeon’s experience, surgical outcomes, and patient care.
Verify Credentials: Ensure the surgeon is board-certified and has specialization in knee surgeries, particularly multi-ligament repairs.
Evaluate Experience: Choose a surgeon with significant experience in multi-ligament reconstruction surgeries to ensure they are capable of handling complex cases.
Hospital Reputation: Consider the hospital or clinic where the surgeon practices. Opt for hospitals with a strong reputation for orthopedic care and advanced technology.
Schedule a Consultation: Meet with the surgeon to discuss your condition, treatment options, and recovery expectations. Assess their communication style and approach to care.
Insurance Coverage: Ensure that the surgeon and hospital are covered by your health insurance plan, if applicable.
By following these guidelines, you can find a highly qualified surgeon for your multi-ligament reconstruction surgery, ensuring the best possible outcomes for your knee recovery.
Conclusion
Knee multi-ligament tear reconstruction is one of the most complex procedures in orthopaedic surgery. The outcome depends not only on the technical quality of the surgery itself but on the precision of diagnosis, the timing of intervention, and the commitment to structured rehabilitation. When performed by an experienced specialist using modern arthroscopic techniques, the procedure consistently restores knee stability and enables patients to return to an active, fulfilling life.
Dr. S.K. Gupta brings 21+ years of subspecialty knee and shoulder surgery experience, 12,000+ surgeries, and internationally recognised fellowship training to every patient at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal. His team combines surgical excellence with a comprehensive rehabilitation programme, ensuring patients receive the highest standard of care from injury assessment through to full recovery.
Author Bio
Dr. S.K. Gupta | MS Ortho. (Mumbai) | FAANA (USA) | FIAS (Japan) | FAPOA (Singapore)
Director — Arthroscopy & Joint Replacement, Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal
Dr. S.K. Gupta is a Senior Orthopaedic, Knee & Shoulder Surgeon with 21+ years of experience and 12,500+ surgeries performed. He holds an MS in Orthopaedics from LTMMC Medical College & Sion Hospital Mumbai and international fellowships from Japan, USA, Singapore, and Delhi. Widely known as the “Meniscus Man of India”, he is the first arthroscopy surgeon from India to receive the prestigious FAANA Fellowship and is recognized by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust as a Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries. His surgical techniques are published in leading international journals.
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Medical Disclaimer
The information on this page is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It does not replace a professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment recommendation. Every patient’s condition is unique. Please consult Dr. SK Gupta or a qualified orthopaedic surgeon to determine the most appropriate treatment for your individual situation. Do not delay seeking professional medical advice based on information read on this website.
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- Our surgeon Dr S.K Gupta is a world renowned knee and shoulder surgeon with extensive experience of ACL and meniscus surgeries.
- He has over 21 years of focused work-experience in knee and shoulder arthroscopy and12000 + successful surgeries.
- He has experience of successful treatment of hundreds of International and national sports persons.
- His highest level of qualifications and mastery in his work, is the reason of making him first choice for ACL Meniscus treatment by patients from across the country.
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- Hi-Tech modular operation theatres, high precision International equipments for arthroscopy, world class OT machinery specific for knee and shoulder surgery
- Protocol based and highly skilled OT team with focussed work in knee and shoulder arthroscopy plays a vital role in surgical success.
- All our operation theatres are well equipped with planum with HEPA filters. High efficiency HEPA filters can remove 99.97 to 99.99% of airborne particles including smallest bacteria to the size of 0.3 microns. This helps to safeguard our patient from infections.
- The hospital has well defined “infection control guidelines” to be followed by all team members. This helps in reducing the infection rate to less than 0.1%.
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KPI (Key Performance Indicators) are being regularly caught, audited and analyzed. Team Galaxy takes utmost care and as a result the captured para are between 0 to 0.13%. This practice is one of the central reasons for our very high success rate.
Post Op care team is regularly following Care Bundles like-
- PVC insertion Care Bundle
- PVR Daily Care Bundle
- Catheter Insertion Care Bundle
- Catheter Daily Care Bundle
- SS care Bundle
- WHO Hand Hygiene Protocol
- Universal Precautions
Patient Safety Protocols being followed are like-
- “7 Level Check” for Side identification
- Pre-Operative Checklist
- BT prep and safety protocol
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- Surgical Site Marking Protocol
- Patient Identification Protocol
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- Checklist for shifting from OR to Recovery SICU
- Checklist for shifting from SICU to Ward
- The finest details of immediate post-op depends on the expertise of medical, nursing and rehabilitation team.
Why does our "rehabilitation team results" excel?
- The team follows “Surgical age-based assessments and reassessments” to formulate the customized care.
- Rehab is planned “One-O-One as per the milestones achieved” by the patient till visit date.
- Phases of Rehab are scientifically based on division into Macrocycle, Mesocycle and Microcycles of care, the Pre-Injury level of activity, the Surgical details of patient as per the surgeon; and “not one size fits all” method.
- The “5-Staged Plan of Care” of post op rehabilitation is followed for holistic recovery of patients –
- Protection & Activation
- Recovery of Range
- Strength Development
- Functional Integration Inclusion
- RTS If Sports Person
- Sports-Persons’ prolonged follow up to Return To Sports after RTS Testing is followed.
- Regular skill upgrade training of team is done as per new international guidelines.
- Our Physiotherapy team serves large number of ACL and meniscus surgery post operative patients, with close follow up, for return to normal and return to Sports.
- This huge experience in knee and shoulder surgery rehabilitation is the reason for their best results.
- Our successful results are the reason, why our old patients send other patients for similar results.
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