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In some people who have had previous shoulder replacement surgery, the artificial ball and socket components can wear down, become loose, or dislocate. In this situation, orthopaedic surgeon perform a second shoulder replacement surgery to replace the artificial joint components. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a leading and preferred orthopaedic surgeon and can be consulted online through video call or in clinic consultation by booking an online appointment on the icareheal app or simply clicking on "Book Now."

Orthopaedic Surgeon often recommend a different type of total replacement for people who have severe shoulder arthritis along with major rotator cuff tears or severe deformity with bone loss of the socket. A reverse shoulder replacement also replaces both the ball and socket of the shoulder joint but switches their positions. In this technique, our surgeons attach a metal ball to the shoulder socket and a plastic socket to the upper end of the humerus. A reverse shoulder replacement allows the patient to use an upper arm muscle rather than the rotator cuff to raise and move the arm. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a highly experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon in treating patients with mild or severe conditions. Book an online appointment for a video or in-person consultation. Download the icareheal app for further information.

Orthopedic Surgeon suggests that people who have severe arthritis in the shoulder but whose rotator cuff tendons are intact (not torn) can benefit from total shoulder replacement surgery. This procedure replaces both the ball (head of the humerus) and socket (glenoid) parts of the shoulder joint. The new glenoid will be a plastic socket. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a specialist and a pioneer orthopaedic surgeon, can be consulted through an easy online appointment for in clinic consultation or online video consultation. Simply download the icareheal app and book an appointment.

Shoulder instability is a problem that occurs when the structures that surround the shoulder joint such as the ligaments, capsule and cartilage do not work to keep the ball tightly within its socket, explains Dr. Vibhu Bahl , an experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon. If this occurs, you may have shoulder joint dislocation (where the joint has come completely out of the socket) or subluxation (partially out of the socket). A dislocation occurs when the humerus (upper arm bone) is forced out of the glenoid (shoulder socket). Shoulder instability commonly occurs because of a Bankart injury or tear. A Bankart tear is a specific injury to part of the shoulder joint called the labrum. The labrum is a ring of fibrous cartilage that stabilises the shoulder joint and surrounds the glenoid. A Bankart tear can result in regular dislocations, weakness, pain or clicking and arthritis of the shoulder. Shoulder instability can also be caused by injury such as falling on an outstretched hand or repetitive overhead sports such as netball or weight lifting. If you have previously experienced a shoulder dislocation, you may develop chronic instability. During the original dislocation, the ligaments that support the shoulder are torn. If the ligaments heal too loosely, your shoulder will be prone to repeat dislocations and instability. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a leading and preferred orthopaedic surgeon and can be consulted online through video call or in clinic consultation by booking an online appointment on the icareheal app or simply clicking on "Book Now."

Shoulder reconstruction surgery is a surgical procedure performed on patients with shoulder instability to restore the function, improve stability and stop repeated dislocations of the shoulder joint. Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Vibhu Bahl explains that shoulder reconstruction surgery involves repair of the torn or stretched ligaments so they are better able to hold the shoulder joint in place. Surgery may be recommended if conservative treatments have failed. Surgeries can range from minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures (keyhole surgery with a scope) to more traditional open surgery. Consult Dr. Vibhu Bahl for a proper prognosis and treatment; he can be consulted online by video call or in-person by booking an online appointment easily and effortlessly on the icareheal app.

ACL reconstruction usually takes less than two hours, and patients go home the same day. But it?s still considered major surgery in a few cases because you're given general anesthesia. This means you're unconscious during the procedure. You'll have pain, swelling, and stiffness after the surgery. It can be two or three weeks before you walk without crutches. If the replacement graft comes from your body (an autograft), that area will also need to heal. Autografts are harvested from your patellar (knee) tendon, hamstring, or quadriceps. Completing your rehabilitation programme after surgery is the only way to return to full pre-tear activities, especially those involving pivoting, turning, twisting, and jumping. Expect full rehabilitation with return-to-sport training to take at least nine months. Even with the most advanced ACL reconstruction, you can retear your ACL. Consult orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Vibhu Bahl for persistent pain or any other symptom associated with ACL reconstruction surgery. Dr. Vibhu Bahl , an orthopaedic surgeon in NCR, can be consulted online by video call by simply booking online appointment.

A torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) used to end athletic careers and participation. Today, advances in ACL reconstruction surgery and rehabilitation enable most people who tear an ACL to return to their work and activities they enjoy. Still, an ACL tear remains one of the most severe knee injuries. A torn ACL is painful. Immediately after your injury you?ll have difficulty walking normally, if at all. A fully torn ACL cannot and does not heal on its own. Nearly everyone who wants to return to their sport or activities that require jumping, landing, cutting and pivoting will elect ACL reconstruction (ACLR) surgery. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a specialist and a pioneer in orthopaedic surgery, can be consulted through an easy online appointment for in clinic consultation or online video consultation. Simply download the icareheal app and book an appointment.

Dr. Vibhu Bahl , an experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon explain pain as the most noticeable symptom of knee arthritis. In most patients, the knee pain gradually gets worse over time, but sometimes there are more sudden "flares" where the symptoms get acutely severe. The pain is almost always worsened by weight-bearing and activity. In some patients, the knee pain becomes severe enough to limit even routine daily activities. Firstly, Stiffness, Morning stiffness is present in certain types of arthritis. Patients with morning stiffness of the knee may notice some improvement in knee flexibility over the course of the day. Rheumatoid arthritis patients may experience more frequent morning stiffness than patients with osteoarthritis. Secondly, swelling and warmth Patients with arthritis will sometimes notice swelling and warmth in the knee. If the swelling and warmth are excessive and are associated with severe pain, an inability to bend the knee, and difficulty with weight-bearing, those signs might represent an infection. Such severe symptoms require immediate medical attention. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a leading and preferred orthopaedic surgeon and can be consulted online through video call or in clinic consultation by booking an online appointment on the icareheal app or simply clicking on "Book Now."

Partial knee replacements have been around for decades and offer excellent clinical results, just like total knee replacements. Less invasive techniques are available to insert these smaller implants but only a minority of knee replacement patients (about 10%) are good candidates for this procedure. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is a specialist and a pioneer in endoscopic orthopaedic surgery, can be consulted through an easy online appointment for in clinic consultation or online video consultation. Simply download the icareheal app and book an appointment.

Traditional total knee replacement involves a 7-8? incision over the knee, a hospital stay of 3-5 days, and a recovery period (during which the patient walks with a walker or cane) typically lasting from one to three months. The large majority of patients report substantial or complete relief of their arthritic symptoms once they have recovered from a total knee replacement. Dr. Vibhu Bahl is highly experienced in treating patients with mild or severe knee conditions. Book an online appointment for a video or in-person consultation. Download the icareheal app for further information.

As described by Orthopaedic Surgeons, Knee replacement is a surgical procedure that decreases pain and improves the quality of life in many patients with severe arthritis of the knees. Typically patients undergo this surgery after non-operative treatments have failed to provide relief of arthritic symptoms. Non-operative treatments can include activity modification, anti-inflammatory medications, and knee joint injections. Surgeons have performed knee replacements for over three decades generally with excellent results. Broadly speaking there are two types of knee replacements, total knee replacements and minimally-invasive partial knee replacements (mini knee). Consult Dr. Vibhu Bahl , a leading orthopaedic surgeon in NCR for online consultation or In clinic consultation by booking online appointment through icareheal website.

Dr. Vibhu Bahl is associated with NCR's leading medical facilities. His appointment for an in-clinic consultation at Apollo Hospital, Delhi can be easily scheduled through this website or by downloading the icareheal app to your smartphone. He can also be consulted online via video call by booking an online appointment in one of the available slots.

Dr. Vibhu Bahl completed a Masters in Surgery in Orthopaedics from Safdarjung Hospital in 2004 and an MBBS from Calcutta University in 1998. He is a member of the Indian Orthopaedic Association, the Central Delhi Orthopedic Association, and the East Delhi Orthopaedic Association. He also served as Assistant Professor in Sports Injury Centre, Safdarjung Hospital. Some of the services provided by him include heat therapy treatment, ankle-brachial index, lower extremity wound care, foot pressure and vascular assessment, foot drop, etc. He can also be consulted online via video call by booking an online appointment in one of the available slots.