Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

Dr. Adarsh Babu K

Orthopaedic Surgeon

MBBS | Diploma in Orthopaedics | DNB (Orthopaedics)17 years experiencePanathur Road, Bengaluru

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About Dr. Adarsh Babu K

Dr. Adarsh Babu K is an Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 17 years of clinical experience in the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal conditions. His practice focuses on joint disorders, spine-related conditions, trauma care, and evidence-based orthopaedic treatment.

Clinical Expertise

Knee & Hip Joint Replacement SurgeryArthroplasty & Joint ReconstructionTrauma & Fracture ManagementSpine-related Orthopaedic DisordersDegenerative Joint DisordersOsteoarthritis ManagementSports-related Orthopaedic InjuriesOrthopaedic Pain ManagementComputer-assisted Joint ReplacementFunctional Mobility Restoration

Conditions Managed

Knee OsteoarthritisHip OsteoarthritisShoulder ArthritisDegenerative Joint DiseaseFracturesSports InjuriesLigament InjuriesMeniscus InjuriesSpine-related Orthopaedic DisordersCervical SpondylosisLumbar SpondylosisSciatica (orthopaedic evaluation where appropriate)Joint DeformitiesChronic Joint Pain

Symptoms Evaluated

Persistent Knee PainHip PainJoint SwellingDifficulty WalkingStiff JointsReduced Range of MotionBack PainNeck PainFractures Following InjuryDifficulty Climbing StairsSports-related Joint InjuriesChronic Musculoskeletal Pain

Services Offered

Orthopaedic Consultation
Joint Replacement Evaluation
Knee Replacement Surgery
Hip Replacement Surgery
Fracture Management
Trauma Care
Arthritis Evaluation
Spine Disorder Assessment
Sports Injury Evaluation
Second Opinion for Orthopaedic Surgery
Post-operative Orthopaedic Follow-up

Procedures

Total Knee Replacement (TKR)
Total Hip Replacement (THR)
Joint Reconstruction Procedures
Fracture Fixation
Trauma Surgery
Arthroplasty
Orthopaedic Surgical Evaluation
Computer-assisted Joint Replacement Planning
Conservative Orthopaedic Management
Post-operative Rehabilitation Planning

Diagnostic Evaluation

Comprehensive Orthopaedic Examination
Joint Stability Assessment
Spine Assessment
Functional Mobility Evaluation
Gait Assessment
Digital X-ray Review
MRI & CT Scan Correlation
Bone Health Evaluation (where indicated)

Preventive Care

Arthritis Prevention Education
Bone & Joint Health Counselling
Fall Prevention
Weight Management Advice for Joint Health
Exercise Guidance for Arthritis
Osteoporosis Awareness
Posture & Ergonomic Education
Sports Injury Prevention

Post-Treatment & Home Care Guidance

Post-operative Home Rehabilitation Coordination
Joint Replacement Recovery Guidance
Physiotherapy Coordination
Elderly Mobility Planning
Home Safety Advice for Fall Prevention
Caregiver Education Following Surgery

Professional Experience & Achievements

Awards

Advanced training in Arthroplasty
Trained in computer-assisted and navigation-based orthopaedic procedures
International exposure in advanced orthopaedic techniques

Patient Education

Understanding Knee Replacement Surgery Hip Replacement: What to Expect Preventing Osteoarthritis Progression Recovery After Joint Replacement Preventing Falls in Older Adults Bone Health After 50 Managing Chronic Joint Pain Rehabilitation After Fracture Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I consider joint replacement surgery?

Joint replacement may be considered when arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain and significantly limits daily activities despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.

Can arthritis be treated without surgery?

Many patients benefit from medications, physiotherapy, weight management, activity modification, and other conservative treatments before surgery is considered.

How long does recovery after knee replacement take?

Recovery varies depending on individual health, the surgical procedure, and adherence to rehabilitation. Your surgeon and physiotherapy team will guide your recovery plan.

Do all fractures require surgery?

No. The need for surgery depends on the type, location, stability, and severity of the fracture.

Can sports injuries be treated without surgery?

Many sports injuries respond well to structured rehabilitation, while others may require surgical intervention depending on the extent of injury.

Why is physiotherapy important after orthopaedic surgery?

Physiotherapy plays a key role in restoring strength, mobility, function, and confidence following many orthopaedic procedures.