Orthopedics

An MCL injury can lead to knee pain, swelling and a feeling that the knee may “give way,” especially while walking, climbing stairs or playing sports. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic team examines your knee carefully and advises imaging when needed to confirm the extent of the ligament damage. Many patients improve with rest, bracing and structured physiotherapy, so we often begin with these steps first. If the tear is severe or instability continues, reconstruction may be advised. We explain the procedure, expected recovery time and daily precautions in simple language. Rehabilitation is planned from day one with guided exercises and follow-ups, helping you regain stability, strength and confidence in movement.

Hip arthritis or hip damage can make walking, sitting, bending and even sleeping painful. When medicines, physiotherapy or injections stop giving relief, total hip replacement may be advised. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic specialists evaluate your X-rays, pain pattern, walking ability and overall health before planning surgery. We explain the procedure clearly what will change, what to expect in the hospital and how recovery usually progresses. After surgery, physiotherapy starts early with safe walking support and strengthening exercises. You also receive simple do’s and don’ts for home and follow-up schedules. The aim is to reduce pain, improve mobility and help you return to daily routine with better balance and confidence.

Severe shoulder arthritis or long-term damage can make lifting the arm, dressing and even sleeping painful. When medicines and physiotherapy no longer help, shoulder replacement may be advised. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic specialists assess your X-rays, range of movement, pain level and daily needs before planning surgery. We explain the procedure in simple language, including expected improvement, possible risks, hospital stay and recovery timeline. After surgery, a planned rehabilitation program begins with safe exercises to restore movement and strength. You receive clear guidance on sling use, home precautions and follow-ups. The goal is less pain, smoother shoulder movement and a better return to routine activities.

Polytrauma means multiple serious injuries, often after accidents or falls and it needs quick, coordinated treatment. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopedic trauma team assesses injuries fast, controls pain and bleeding and plans treatment based on X-rays, scans and overall stability. We focus on saving life first, then protecting limbs, joints and long-term function. Fracture fixation, wound management and staged surgeries are planned carefully when required. Patients are monitored closely and families receive clear updates on condition, treatment steps and expected recovery. After stabilization, rehabilitation guidance starts early to reduce stiffness and improve movement. The goal is safer healing, fewer complications and better recovery after complex trauma.

Shoulder pain can affect daily tasks like combing hair, lifting, driving or sleeping. When pain continues despite medicines and physiotherapy, shoulder arthroscopy may be advised. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic team checks your symptoms, movement and imaging to find the exact cause such as rotator cuff tears, ligament injury or impingement. Arthroscopy is done through small cuts using a camera, which often means less pain and quicker recovery in suitable cases. We explain the procedure, risks and expected results in simple language. After surgery, rehabilitation is planned early with guided exercises and follow-ups, helping restore strength, stability and smooth shoulder movement.

Knee pain, locking, swelling or a feeling of instability can happen due to ligament injury, meniscus tear or cartilage damage. When symptoms do not settle with medicines and physiotherapy, knee arthroscopy may be advised. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic team examines your knee and uses imaging when needed to confirm the problem. Arthroscopy is done through small cuts using a camera, which helps diagnose and treat many knee issues with less tissue damage. We explain the procedure, expected recovery and precautions in simple language. After surgery, rehabilitation starts early with guided exercises and follow-ups to restore strength, stability and confident movement.

Joint fusion may be advised when a joint is badly damaged due to arthritis, old injury, infection or deformity and pain continues despite other treatments. The goal is to reduce pain by joining the bones so the joint becomes stable. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic specialists first review your X-rays, pain pattern and daily needs before suggesting fusion. We explain why it is needed, how movement may change and what recovery usually looks like. Surgery is planned with proper safety checks and monitoring. After the procedure, you receive clear guidance on rest, weight bearing, wound care and follow-ups, along with rehabilitation support for smoother healing.

Sports injuries can happen during running, gym workouts, football, cricket or even daily exercise. Pain, swelling, instability and reduced movement should not be ignored, especially if it affects performance or routine. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our orthopaedic team evaluates the injury carefully and advises tests only when needed to confirm ligament, muscle, tendon or joint damage. Treatment may include rest guidance, braces, medicines, physiotherapy and rehabilitation planning. Surgery is advised only in selected cases where repair is necessary. We also guide you on safe return to sport, strengthening and injury prevention so recovery is complete, not rushed. The aim is confident movement and long-term joint protection.

Pain, stiffness and weakness can make daily life difficult whether it’s back pain, neck pain, joint problems or recovery after surgery or injury. At Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi, our physiotherapy team starts by understanding your pain pattern, posture, movement limits and goals. Based on this, we create a personalised plan with guided exercises, stretching, strength work and manual techniques when needed. Sessions are progressed step by step so you improve safely without overstraining. You also receive simple home exercises and posture tips to maintain results between visits. The aim is better movement, improved flexibility, stronger muscles and long-term relief so you can return to routine comfortably.