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Orthopedic doctor consultation in Indirapuram

Dr. (Prof.) Amit Kumar Agarwal is an orthopaedic and spine surgeon. Patients who need a surgical opinion, a second opinion or post-operative rehabilitation are seen alongside their physiotherapy plan.

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Dr. (Prof.) Amit Kumar Agarwal

Orthopaedic and spine surgeon · MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics), DNB (Orthopaedics), MCh (Orthopaedics), MNAMS

Dr. Agarwal trained in orthopaedics at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, completed his senior residency at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, and worked as a clinical fellow in the NHS in the United Kingdom. He practises as a senior consultant in orthopaedics and spine at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi, and holds teaching appointments in orthopaedics alongside his clinical work.

Clinical interests

Knee, hip and shoulder replacement
Spine surgery, including disc and degenerative spine problems
Trauma and fracture management
Sports injuries of the knee and shoulder
Arthritis, joint pain and musculoskeletal disorders
Second opinions before surgery

Background

MS (Orthopaedics), PGIMER Chandigarh
Senior residency in orthopaedics, AIIMS New Delhi
Clinical fellowship in orthopaedics, NHS, United Kingdom
IOA Johnson & Johnson inland travelling fellowship, Indian Orthopaedic Association
Apollo Young Academician Award, 2018
Published in peer-reviewed orthopaedic journals

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Consultation days are scheduled on request. Call +91-9999973681 to check the next available slot and the current consultation fee.

Book an orthopedic consultation

Booking is on call or WhatsApp only, so you speak to the clinic directly and get a slot confirmed immediately.

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Clinic hours: Mon–Sat 09:00–21:00 · Sun 09:00–12:00. Slots are confirmed on call or WhatsApp, usually the same day.

When to see an orthopedic doctor first

Physiotherapy handles most musculoskeletal pain. A few situations need an orthopaedic assessment before rehabilitation starts.

Imaging

Pain that is not settling

Six weeks or more of pain with no change despite treatment, where an X-ray or MRI is needed to confirm what is going on.

Injury

Suspected fracture or tear

A fall, a sports injury, an unstable joint, or a knee or shoulder that gives way or locks.

Nerve

Weakness or numbness

Leg or arm weakness, foot drop, spreading numbness or bladder changes alongside back or neck pain.

Surgery

Second opinion on surgery

Surgery has been advised elsewhere and you want the case reviewed before you decide.

Post-op

After an operation

Replacement, ligament reconstruction or spine surgery where the rehabilitation protocol has to follow the surgeon's plan.

Arthritis

Advanced arthritis

Joint pain that limits walking or sleep, where replacement may eventually be on the table.

Consultation and rehabilitation in one plan

The point of having both under one roof is that the rehabilitation follows the diagnosis instead of guessing at it.

Orthopaedic assessment

History, examination and a review of any imaging you already have. Further scans only if they will change the plan.

A clear diagnosis

What the problem is, whether surgery is needed, and what happens if you treat it conservatively instead.

Physiotherapy plan

Our physiotherapists build the rehabilitation around that diagnosis, at the clinic or at your home.

Review

Progress is reassessed every few sessions, and the orthopaedic opinion is revisited if recovery stalls.

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