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A Tale of Determination and Recovery: Sumit’s Journey to Healing

Introduction: Welcome to my blog! I’m Dr. Vikas Gupta, an orthopaedic hand surgeon, and today I want to share with you an inspiring story of determination and recovery. Meet Sumit (name changed), a resilient young man who faced a challenging injury but refused to let it define him. Through his unwavering determination and the expertise […]

Elevating Surgical Skills through Amsterdam Skill Lab: Exploring Future Implants for Optimal Patient Outcomes

Introduction: As an orthopedic surgeon, constant professional growth is essential to provide the best possible care for my patients. Recently, I had the privilege of visiting the renowned Amsterdam Skill Lab, a state-of-the-art facility equipped with cutting-edge technology and meticulously prepared cadavers. This exceptional lab allows surgeons like myself to enhance our skills in using […]

Adapting to Change: Effective Rehabilitation for Adhesive Capsulitis during the COVID-19 Era leading to new rehabilitation protocol

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about numerous changes in our daily lives, including disruptions to regular healthcare services. However, healthcare professionals have risen to the occasion, finding innovative solutions to continue delivering quality care. One notable example is the successful implementation of rehabilitation protocols for adhesive capsulitis, also known as frozen shoulder, with minimal […]

Story of a boy who traveled to sought treatment for duplicated thumb against family belief.

This is story of a teenaged boy Nipun (name changed) from North Eastern part of India. Nipun was born with thumb which developed differently . This formation of thumb is called Duplicated thumb. In this condition bifurcated into two terminally. Each of these bifurcations were smaller than original thumb and deviated from axis of normal thumb. […]

Treating Hand Fractures

Fractures of small bones of hand are one of commonest injury. Unfortunately it is still not taken seriously by doctors or patients themselves this notion is may be because of the size of bone or they are not life threatening but 20 degrees of angulation/rotation would cause more disability to a person than any of […]

proximal phalanx fracture

Err 21 year old male had motorcycle accident resulting in injury to right index finger. Patient attended emergency with pain, deformity and bleeding wound. Patient was unable to move right index finger. Radiographs showed fracture proximal phalanx right hand. In emergency patient was given first aid and POP slab. Next day patient came to our […]

Aiimsonian’s alumni dinner 1st oct

Like every year this year also we had Aiimsonian Alumni dinner in evening of 1st October 2019 at swimming pool lawns in AIIMS campus. i met lot of old friends made few new ones. Whole evening was full of nostalgia. We went more than 30years down the memory lane. Karaoke started from beginning courtesy Dr […]

Rupture of distal end of biceps tendon

20 year old young male had pain and weakness in right elbow while working out in Gymnasium. Patient heard a snapping sound from elbow which considered as sprain of elbow. pain continued for few weeks but there was weakness in rotation of forearm subsequently he reported to nearby doctor who advised MRI after which patient was […]

Annual conference of Indian Arthroscopic Society

This year Annual Conference of Indian Arthroscopy Society was held at Indore on 27-28th September 2019. we had a very interactive session on wrist arthroscopy where I was invited to present two lectures. first lectures were on arthroscopic TFCC repair. where we discussed indications and different techniques of arthroscopic TFCC repair.       Video […]