Orthopaedics & Joint ReplacementDr. Anurag Mittal
Consultant Knee Replacement & Trauma Orthopaedic Surgeon
MBBS (Delhi University), MS (Orthopaedics), Fellowship (Seoul National University Hospital, South Korea)


Treatment for bone, joint and sports injuries - including arthroscopy and joint replacement.
Department
Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement
Looking for an orthopaedic doctor in Sonipat? Memorial Hospital offers orthopaedic and joint replacement care under Dr. Anurag Mittal (MBBS, Delhi University; MS Orthopaedics), a knee replacement and trauma surgeon with fellowship training in knee and shoulder arthroplasty at Seoul National University Hospital, South Korea. Orthopaedics covers the bones, joints, ligaments and muscles - from everyday knee, hip and shoulder pain to fractures, sports injuries and arthritis.
Most bone and joint problems do not need surgery. Care starts with an accurate diagnosis, then physiotherapy, medication and, where helpful, injections. When a joint is badly worn and pain limits daily life, knee or hip replacement can restore movement and relieve pain - and arthroscopy (keyhole joint surgery) is used to diagnose and repair knee and shoulder problems through small incisions.
For current orthopaedic OPD timings, please call Memorial Hospital or book an appointment online and our team will confirm a slot. Fractures and acute injuries are also seen through our 24×7 emergency service, with on-site X-ray and operation theatres.
Wear, inflammation and stiffness of the knee joint.
Hip joint pain limiting walking and daily activity.
Broken bones, treated with or without surgery, with on-site X-ray.
Ligament, cartilage and tendon injuries (e.g. ACL, meniscus).
Frozen shoulder, rotator-cuff and instability issues.
Common musculoskeletal pain assessed and treated.
Weak-bone fractures and bone-health management.
Prompt assessment and treatment after injury.
Replacing a worn knee joint to relieve pain and restore movement.
Replacing a damaged hip joint for patients with severe arthritis.
Keyhole surgery to diagnose and repair knee and shoulder problems.
Surgical and non-surgical treatment of broken bones.
Physiotherapy, medication and injections - tried first in most cases.
Orthopaedics & Joint ReplacementConsultant Knee Replacement & Trauma Orthopaedic Surgeon
MBBS (Delhi University), MS (Orthopaedics), Fellowship (Seoul National University Hospital, South Korea)
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