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Private OPD Timing
Dr Mathew Varghese
Days
Registration Timing
Monday
11:00 AM To 12:30 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM To 12:30 PM
Dr Rajendra Kumar
Days
Registration Timing
Tuesday
9:00 AM To 3:30 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM To 3:30 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM To 3:30 PM
Department
Department
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Reachable (8:30am-4pm)
011-2396621-27
Ext- 532/594 (Gen. OPD), 401 (Pvt. OPD)
Orthopaedics
The Department of Orthopaedics at St. Stephen’s Hospital is a high-volume centre providing quality treatment for the full spectrum of musculoskeletal disorders across all age groups. From everyday aches and sports injuries to complex fractures, arthritis, and joint replacement, our team combines surgical expertise with a strong emphasis on restoring movement and independence.
Bone and joint problems can quietly take away the things that matter most – walking without pain, climbing stairs, sleeping through the night. Our approach is to treat the patient, not just the X-ray: to use surgery when it genuinely helps, to lean on non-surgical care where it works, and to pair every operation with proper rehabilitation.
Conditions we treat
- Fractures and bone injuries
- Osteoarthritis of the knee, hip, and other joints
- Rheumatoid and other inflammatory arthritis (with Rheumatology support)
- Sports injuries - ligament, cartilage, and tendon
- Back and neck pain
- Frozen shoulder and shoulder disorders
- Osteoporosis and fragility fractures
- Bone and joint infections
- Congenital and childhood orthopaedic conditions
- Bone tumours (diagnosis and care coordination)
Services and procedures
Trauma and fracture care
- Fracture management: From simple casting to surgical fixation of complex fractures.
- Trauma surgery: For road-traffic and other major injuries, with emergency cover.
- Polytrauma coordination: Joint care with surgery, critical care, and rehabilitation.
Joint and reconstructive surgery
- Total knee replacement: For advanced knee arthritis affecting daily life.
- Total hip replacement: For hip arthritis and certain hip fractures.
- Arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery: For knee and shoulder ligament and cartilage problems.
Non-surgical and supportive care
- Conservative management: Medication, injections, bracing, and activity modification.
- Rehabilitation: Structured physiotherapy to restore strength and movement.
- Osteoporosis assessment: To reduce future fracture risk in at-risk patients.
When to see us
- You have had a fall, injury, or suspected fracture.
- You have knee, hip, or joint pain that limits daily activity.
- You have been advised joint replacement and want a second opinion.
- You have a sports injury that is not settling.
- You have persistent back, neck, or shoulder pain.
- You have osteoporosis or have had a fragility fracture.
Why choose St. Stephen's Hospital
- High-volume centre with experience across the full range of orthopaedic conditions.
- Joint replacement and arthroscopic surgery by experienced surgeons.
- Integrated physiotherapy and rehabilitation from day one.
- Honest advice - surgery when it helps, conservative care when it is enough.
- Empanelled with CGHS, ECHS, and most major insurers.
Meet our Doctors
Dr. Sunny Bhalla
Orthopaedics (Consultant )
Dr. Rajendra Kumar
Orthopaedics (Senior Consultant)
Dr. Mathew Varghese
Orthopaedics (HOD)
Dr. Kumar Suprashant
Orthopaedics (Consultant )
Dr. Hira Lal Nag
Orthopaedics (Senior Consultant)Ask Any Question If You Have
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