ACL Tear in Athletes: Why It Happens and When You Actually Need Surgery

ACL Tear in Athletes: Why It Happens and When You Actually Need Surgery An ACL tear (anterior cruciate ligament tear) is one of the most common and serious sports injuries affecting athletes of all levels. In short: an ACL tear occurs when the ligament connecting your thigh bone to your shin bone is overstretched or […]

Fractures in Children_ Why Kids' Bones Heal Differently

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Fractures in Children: Why Kids’ Bones Heal Differently

Fractures in Children: Why Kids’ Bones Heal Differently Children’s bones are not simply smaller versions of adult bones — they are biologically different, more flexible, and heal faster. Pediatric fractures, including unique injury types like greenstick fractures and growth plate injuries, require specialized care. At Sancheti Hospital, Pune, our pediatric orthopedic team understands these differences […]

April 19, 2026
paediatric
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Developmental Dysplasia of Hip (DDH)_ Early Detection Saves Lives

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Developmental Dysplasia of Hip (DDH): Early Detection Saves Lives

Developmental Dysplasia of Hip (DDH): Early Detection Saves Lives Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is a condition where a baby’s hip joint doesn’t form properly, causing the ball of the joint to sit loosely — or completely outside — the hip socket. The good news? When caught early, DDH is highly treatable with non-surgical […]

April 18, 2026
paediatric
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Limping Child_ 10 Causes Every Parent Should Know

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Limping Child: 10 Causes Every Parent Should Know

Limping Child: 10 Causes Every Parent Should Know If your child has suddenly started limping or complaining of leg pain, it can be unsettling. A limping child is one of the most common reasons parents seek orthopaedic care, and the causes range from minor to serious. While some cases resolve on their own, others require […]

April 17, 2026
paediatric
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In-Toeing (Pigeon Toes) in Children_ Causes and Solutions

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In-Toeing (Pigeon Toes) in Children: Causes and Solutions

In-Toeing (Pigeon Toes) in Children: Causes and Solutions If your child walks with their feet turned inward, they may have a condition commonly called “pigeon toes” or in-toeing. The good news? In most children, this is a normal part of development that resolves on its own without any treatment. However, some cases do require medical […]

April 16, 2026
paediatric
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Flat Feet in Children Does My Kid Need Treatment

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Flat Feet in Children: Does My Kid Need Treatment?

Flat Feet in Children: Does My Kid Need Treatment? If your child has flat feet, the good news is that most cases require no treatment at all. Flat feet are extremely common in young children and often resolve naturally as they grow. However, in some cases — particularly when a child experiences pain, difficulty walking, […]

April 15, 2026
paediatric
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Charcot Joint (Neuroarthropathy) The Diabetic Bone Collapse

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Charcot Joint (Neuroarthropathy): The Diabetic Bone Collapse

Charcot Joint (Neuroarthropathy): The Diabetic Bone Collapse Charcot joint, also known as Charcot neuroarthropathy, is a serious but often overlooked complication of long-standing diabetes. It primarily affects the foot and ankle, leading to progressive bone weakening, joint instability, and deformity. What makes this condition particularly dangerous is that it develops with little or no pain […]

March 30, 2026
Neurology
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) Numbness in Arm and Neck

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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS): Numbness in Arm and Neck

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS): Numbness in Arm and Neck Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) is a condition characterized by compression of nerves or blood vessels within the thoracic outlet, the narrow space between the clavicle and the first rib. This compression often leads to pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness radiating from the neck into the shoulder, […]

March 29, 2026
Neurology
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Foot Drop Why You Keep Tripping Over Your Toes

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Foot Drop: Why You Keep Tripping Over Your Toes

Foot Drop: Why You Keep Tripping Over Your Toes Foot drop is a condition that impairs dorsiflexion, causing the toes to drag while walking. People with foot drop often trip or stumble, or require lifting their knee higher than usual to clear the ground. Although it may seem like a simple walking problem, foot drop […]

March 27, 2026
Neurology
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Post-Surgical Nerve Pain Causes and Recovery Timeline

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Post-Surgical Nerve Pain: Causes and Recovery Timeline

Post-Surgical Nerve Pain: Causes and Recovery Timeline Experiencing pain after surgery is common, but when the pain feels burning, shooting, tingling, or electric in nature, it may indicate nerve involvement. Post-surgical nerve pain can occur after many procedures, including orthopaedic, spine, abdominal, and shoulder surgeries. While alarming, this type of pain does not always mean […]

March 26, 2026
Neurology
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ACL Tear in Athletes: Why It Happens and When You Actually Need Surgery

Fractures in Children: Why Kids’ Bones Heal Differently

Developmental Dysplasia of Hip (DDH): Early Detection Saves Lives

Limping Child: 10 Causes Every Parent Should Know

In-Toeing (Pigeon Toes) in Children: Causes and Solutions

Flat Feet in Children: Does My Kid Need Treatment?

Charcot Joint (Neuroarthropathy): The Diabetic Bone Collapse

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS): Numbness in Arm and Neck

Foot Drop: Why You Keep Tripping Over Your Toes

Post-Surgical Nerve Pain: Causes and Recovery Timeline

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