Udaipur: To overcome the complex problem of cutting the bone and screwing for an implant in a knee injury operation, recently operated with state-of-the-art All Inside Internal Race technology at GBH American Hospital. After this operation, the patient was taken away with total body weight.
Ligament (ACL) grafts are usually done during knee surgery. After this, a button is placed on the top and a screw at the bottom to place the implant. Recently, Tarun Shah (45) was injured in an accident. The family took him to Dr. Gaurav Jain, a bone and joint replacement surgeon at GBH American Hospital. On examination here, it was found that the ligament of his knee was torn. On this, he was given a state-of-the-art All Inside ACL internal brace, and after the operation, he was run with total weight. This technique required cutting a minor bone, and no screws were put in.
Up and down buttons were put into operation. The patient was not strapped from the outside. Instead, an internal brace was installed inside, which is not visible from the outside when it is inside. After the operation, the patient was walked at full weight. Simultaneously, the leg was started to 90 degrees immediately afterward, and the patient's knee was bent to 120 degrees by the fifth day. Dr. Gaurav Jain said that this technique is used in international players so that after quick recovery, they can return to the field quickly. This type of operation has been possible for the first time in Udaipur. According to Dr. Gaurav Jain, this has happened for the first time in southern Rajasthan. Dr. Tarun Bhatnagar from the Department of Anesthesia was an associate with Dr. Gaurav Jain in operation.