Orthopaedic Surgeon for Hebbal Patients

Name: Orthopaedic Surgeon for Hebbal & the Embassy Corridor Patients
Creator: Dr. Chetan M. Dojode

Patients travel from Hebbal & the Embassy Corridor to consult Dr. Chetan M. Dojode, and it is worth being clear about why. Bengaluru has no shortage of orthopaedic surgeons closer to these neighbourhoods. Patients make the journey for a specific reason: subspecialty training in the operation they need, and a practice whose joint replacement outcomes have been subject to independent registry audit.

Dr. Dojode is a UK-trained consultant holding FRCS (Orth, UK) and FEBOT (Euro), with eleven years of NHS consultant and specialist practice in the United Kingdom before returning to Bengaluru. He completed the Furlong Fellowship in Arthroplasty and Revision Surgery, and a further fellowship in shoulder and knee surgery. Complex primary and revision joint replacement form a substantial part of his practice.

Much of what patients travel for does not end in surgery. Second opinions form a significant part of the practice — patients advised elsewhere to have a joint replaced who want an independent view on whether it is necessary, whether it is the right operation, and whether now is the right time. Being told that surgery can reasonably wait is a common and legitimate outcome.

The Hebbal corridor is among the closest premium residential areas to both consulting locations, reached directly along Bellary Road. Where investigations are required, they are grouped into single visits wherever practical, and follow-up is arranged to minimise unnecessary journeys across the city.

Reasons patients travel across Bengaluru

✓Independent second opinion before agreeing to joint replacement
✓MAKO robotic-assisted knee and hip replacement
✓Complex primary replacement — deformity, bone loss, previous surgery
✓Revision of a painful, loose or failed joint replacement
✓Sports injury surgery — ACL, meniscus, cartilage, shoulder instability
✓Joint-preserving options for younger patients before replacement

Areas covered

Hebbal, Kempapura, Nagawara, Hennur, Thanisandra and the Manyata and Embassy business corridors.

Where you would be seen from Hebbal

Hebbal, Kempapura and the Manyata and Embassy business corridors are among the closest catchments to both consulting locations — 10–15 minutes to the Sahakar Nagar rooms and 15–20 minutes to Sparsh Hospital Yelahanka. From here, either is a short drive, and the choice can be made on what the visit needs to achieve.

Sparsh Hospital Yelahanka is the better first appointment. Open 10am to 4pm Monday to Saturday, with X-ray and MRI on site, it allows assessment, imaging and a plan to be completed in one morning. All surgery takes place here, and the inpatient facilities allow a relative to stay through the admission. Parking is free.

The Sahakar Nagar consulting rooms run 4:30pm to 7pm, Monday to Saturday. They are for consultation only — there is no imaging, theatre or admission facility on that site — which makes them well suited to reviews and to evening appointments for people working along the Embassy and Manyata corridors.

A good deal of the demand from this catchment is for second opinions: patients who have been offered joint replacement elsewhere and want an independent view before agreeing. That conversation is often better held once existing scans have been reviewed, and video consultation is available for it.

Practice across two health systems

Dr. Chetan M. Dojode has operated in both the United Kingdom and India. His UK joint replacement practice is recorded on the National Joint Registry (NJR) — the world’s largest independent registry of joint replacement outcomes, which tracks implant survival and revision rates for every procedure submitted. That same registry-audited discipline — implant selection, alignment targets and structured follow-up — is applied to every joint replacement he performs in Bengaluru.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it worth travelling from Hebbal for orthopaedic treatment?

That depends on what you need. For straightforward problems well managed close to home, travelling across Bengaluru adds little. For complex or revision joint replacement, robotic-assisted surgery, or an independent second opinion before committing to an operation, the specific expertise matters more than the distance. You will be given an honest view on which applies to you.

Where would my surgery take place?

Surgery, including MAKO robotic-assisted joint replacement, is performed at Sparsh Hospital, New Airport Road, Yelahanka. Outpatient consultations, follow-up and injections are usually at OSR — OrthoSportsRobotics Clinic / Aarna Clinic, Sahakar Nagar.

Can consultations and scans be arranged in one visit?

Wherever practical, yes. If you are travelling a distance, investigations are grouped so that consultation, imaging and review can be completed with the fewest journeys. Let reception know your travel situation when booking so the appointment can be planned accordingly.

Do you provide second opinions?

Yes, and they form a significant part of the practice. Bring your imaging — the films or a CD rather than only the report — along with any letters and details of previous surgery. You are under no obligation to proceed with treatment here, and confirming that your original surgeon's advice was sound is a legitimate outcome.

How is follow-up managed if I live across the city?

Follow-up appointments are spaced and scheduled to minimise travel, and routine progress reviews can often be handled remotely where clinically appropriate. Physiotherapy is coordinated with a practitioner closer to where you live.