Operating Theatre

The department of orthopaedics provides two major operating theatres in 2nd floor “B” block OT complex and two emergency OT in the ground floor of “B” block complex which is functioning round the clock to provide the best patient care.

All OT’s are designed with laminar flow, along with constant Pressure and Temperature Monitoring to ensure “CLEAN” OT. All Theatre practices follow NABH Standard Operating Protocols, which are strictly adhered to and monitored by a designated OT committee which monitors The Quality Indicators, which are regularly reviewed to achieve a more efficient practice.

C-Arm

We are equipped with two mobile Fluoroscopy units for operating trauma and spine cases. This helps the operating surgeon visualise the anatomy without making large incisions. Hence enabling us to provide minimally invasive surgeries.

Minor OT

Since the number of emergency cases has been on the rise, the majority of patients with Simple open wounds are treated on an emergency basis in our minor OT. pop, splints and first aid care are also provided in the minor OT on an emergency basis especially for those patients not requiring admission.

Cadaveric Skills Lab

We have a state of the art cadaveric skills lab for training postgraduate students. Here the students are trained by experienced faculty and get a hands-on experience regarding orthopaedic anatomy, orthopaedic approaches, etc.

Facility for Students

The department has air-conditioned seminar rooms with complete audio-visual aids for teaching and training of the students. The department has a well-stocked library and reading room, which is available for both postgraduates, undergraduates and faculty. The wide variety includes books by international and acclaimed national authors, international and national journals.
The departmental library includes the latest editions of over 85 standard and reference books such as 

• Campbells Operative Orthopaedics 4 volumes
• Rockwood and Green Fractures in Adults- 2 volumes
• Rockwood and Wilkins Fractures in Children  
• Turek – Principles of Orthopaedics and their Applications
• Mercers Orthopaedics
• Apleys Textbook of Orthopaedics
• Greens textbook of hand surgery- 2 volumes
• Tulli- Skeletal tuberculosis

Physiotherapy

The orthopaedic department has a physiotherapy department allied to it with facilities such as wax bath, Short wave diathermy, interferential therapy, ultrasound therapy. Through this, we cater to a large number of patients requiring physiotherapy as both inpatient and outpatient services.