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About Dr. Dharmendra Singh

Dr. Dharmendra is an accomplished orthopaedic surgeon, practising as Director – orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery at Medanta Hospital, Lucknow. He is a dedicated joint replacement surgeon. He has over 20 years of experience in dealing with joint related problems.

Dr. Dharmendra Singh is a leading joint replacement surgeon is north India especially in Lucknow and Uttar Pradesh. Earlier he was working at Medanta Hospital, Gurgaon, under the team of Dr. Ashok Rajgopal, a world renowned joint replacement surgeon for a period of 8 years, subsequently shifted to Medanta Hospotal, Lucknow in 2019. He has established the department of orthopaedics and joint replacement surgery in Medanta Hospital, Lucknow. He has a team of skilled staff, physiotherapist and delivering excellent surgical results.

Patient benefited from his expert diagnosis, surgical skills and tailored treatment. His passion of patient care bringing them back to normal pain free life.

Dr. Dharmendra Singh is a keen academician and leading D.N.B. orthopaedics training program in department of orthopaedics at Medanta Hospital, Lucknow.

Dr. Dharmendra Singh is an accomplished orthopaedic surgeon, practising as Director – Institute of Musculoskeletal Disorders and Orthopaedics, Medanta Lucknow.

Before joining Medanta Lucknow, Dr. Singh was practising at Medanta Gurugram.

His special areas of interest include Knee and Joint Replacement, Knee Surgery and Spine Surgery.

His skills in performing complex orthopedic surgeries are unparalleled. His major areas of interest include joint replacement surgeries like knee replacement & hip replacement, arthroscopic surgery, trauma etc.

Case Summary

23year old male came to us with complain of pain both hip (right >left) from last 3 years and limitation of movement both hip. He was taking painkillers regularly since then. On examination there was only jog of movement present in right hip along with considerable limitation of movement left hip. Due to gross limitation of movement his daily activities were severely affected.

His radiograph shows fibrous ankylosis with deformed head along with protrusio acetabuli and secondary degenerative changes on right side while on left side there was grossly reduced joint space along with secondary degenerative changes.

Patient was thoroughly investigated and after pre anesthetic check patient underwent Right Total Hip Replacement. We did uncemented acetabulum with augmentation of fixation with 2 cancellous screw with bone grafting that was prepared from femoral head using bone mill, polyehthylene liner was used , we did uncemented femoral stem with ceramic head. Intraoperative and postoperative period was uneventful.

In bed hip and knee physiotherapy, static quads, bedside sitting started from next day, wound inspection done on 2nd postoperative day and patient was discharged on 5th postoperative day under stable condition