Fractures & Trauma
Casting, plating and nailing for broken bones, plus care for injuries from falls, road accidents and sport.
A fall that left you unable to bear weight, knee pain that now decides how far you walk, a shoulder that gives way during sport, or a back that sends pins and needles down one leg: our surgeons at Sri Balaji Medical College & Hospital treat injuries and conditions of bones, joints, muscles and the spine. As an orthopedic hospital in Tirupati attached to a teaching institution, we combine clinical examination, in-house imaging, surgical care and planned rehabilitation.
An orthopedic doctor treats problems of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and spine. Book a consultation if you notice any of the following.
The Department of Orthopaedics & Sports Injury at Sri Balaji Medical College, Hospital & Research Institute, Renigunta, treats injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system. A bone specialist in Tirupati at SBMCH looks at how a problem affects your movement and daily life, not only at what the scan shows, which matters when deciding between a cast, an injection, physiotherapy or surgery.
Patients reach us through the Emergency department after an accident, through the OPD for long-standing joint pain, and on referral for joint replacement or arthroscopy. Because we are an orthopaedics hospital near Renigunta with imaging, laboratory, theatre and physiotherapy on the same campus, assessment, surgery and rehabilitation stay connected.
Select a treatment area to see how our orthopaedic surgeons assess and manage it.
We assess bone and joint injuries and select treatment according to the fracture, surrounding tissue damage and the patient's needs. Fracture treatment in Tirupati at SBMCH begins with X-ray or CT imaging, so the choice between a cast and surgical fixation is based on how the bone has actually broken.
For patients with severely damaged joints, we assess whether joint replacement may help relieve pain and improve daily function. Patients considering knee replacement surgery in Tirupati are examined, imaged and counselled about recovery before a date is planned, and we are a joint replacement hospital in Tirupati where physiotherapy begins on the ward.
We evaluate injuries affecting joint stability and movement, using surgical or non-surgical treatment according to the condition. A sports injury specialist in Tirupati at SBMCH assesses ligament and tendon injuries with examination and MRI, then plans either rehabilitation or keyhole surgery.
We assess spinal conditions and injuries, with treatment planned around symptoms, stability and neurological findings.
We treat injuries and conditions affecting the smaller joints and structures that support everyday movement.
Children's bones and joints need care that considers growth and development. We assess injuries and deformities and explain suitable treatment options to families.
We evaluate differences in limb alignment or length and plan treatment according to their effect on movement and daily activities.
We investigate suspected infections and provide treatment based on their location, severity and laboratory findings.
We assess bone health and fractures associated with reduced bone strength, combining injury care with measures to reduce future risk.
Common conditions our orthopaedic surgeons assess, test for and treat.
Casting, plating and nailing for broken bones, plus care for injuries from falls, road accidents and sport.
Assessment of worn and painful knees, with knee replacement surgery in Tirupati when non-surgical treatment no longer helps.
Hip and shoulder replacement at a joint replacement hospital in Tirupati, with planning and rehabilitation included.
See a sports injury specialist in Tirupati for ligament tears, cartilage injuries, shoulder dislocation and return-to-play advice.
Evaluation of back and neck pain, slipped disc symptoms and spinal injuries, with surgery only where it is indicated.
Joint pain, arthritis and osteoporosis assessed by a bone specialist in Tirupati, including DEXA scanning and fall prevention.
Within Orthopaedics & Sports Injury, our team gives dedicated attention to these areas.
Treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, from uncomplicated fractures to injuries requiring surgery.
Assessment and surgical care for advanced joint damage.
Care for injuries affecting joint movement, stability and sporting activity.
Evaluation and selected surgical management of spinal conditions.
Bone and joint care tailored to children and adolescents.
Treatment of conditions affecting upper-limb movement and function.
Assessment of injuries and deformities affecting walking and weight-bearing.
Evaluation of suspected bone and soft-tissue tumours, with coordinated specialist care.
Assessment and treatment of infections involving bones, joints and related tissues.
Individualised care for altered limb alignment, length or structure.
Orthopaedic support for patients whose inflammatory joint conditions affect movement and function.
Assessment of reduced bone strength and related fracture risk.
Most imaging and tests an orthopaedic surgeon needs are available within the hospital, so results reach your doctor quickly.
Our orthopedic specialists hold postgraduate surgical qualifications and are part of the teaching faculty of Sri Balaji Medical College, Hospital & Research Institute.
Here is what an orthopaedic consultation in Tirupati at SBMCH usually looks like, from registration to follow-up.
Bring a photo ID, previous prescriptions and any earlier X-ray, CT or MRI films and reports. Call ahead to confirm doctor availability.
The doctor examines the affected joint or limb, checks your movement and walking, and explains what is likely causing the problem.
If needed, X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound or blood tests are done within the hospital so results reach your doctor quickly.
You leave with a clear plan covering medicines, a cast or brace, physiotherapy or surgery, and a date for your next review.
Bone strength falls quietly with age, and the first sign is often a fracture after a small fall. A bone health review at SBMCH uses a DEXA scan and blood tests to measure risk, so treatment and fall prevention can start before a fracture happens.
Where: OPD Ground Floor, 'A' Wing
Reporting: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM, Monday to Saturday
Sundays & holidays: by prior appointment
The right hospital depends on your injury or condition, whether you need surgery and how much rehabilitation will be involved. Sri Balaji Medical College & Hospital, Renigunta, is an orthopedic hospital in Tirupati with postgraduate-qualified surgeons, in-house X-ray, CT and MRI, an orthopaedic theatre and inpatient care, so assessment, surgery and follow-up can happen in one place.
An orthopedic doctor treats problems of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and spine. This includes fractures and other injuries, arthritis and joint pain, sports injuries, back and neck problems, bone infections, limb deformities, childhood bone conditions and osteoporosis.
See a specialist if knee pain has lasted more than a few weeks, wakes you at night, limits walking or stairs, or comes with swelling, locking or a feeling that the knee gives way. Pain straight after an injury, or a knee that cannot bear weight, needs to be seen the same day.
Yes. Knee replacement surgery in Tirupati is carried out at SBMCH for patients whose joint damage no longer responds to medicines, injections and physiotherapy. You are examined and imaged first, and the surgeon explains the likely benefit, the recovery time and the rehabilitation involved before a date is planned.
Keep the limb still and supported, avoid putting weight on it, and do not try to straighten a bent limb yourself. Apply ice over cloth if there is swelling, and come to the Emergency department for an X-ray. For an open wound over the bone, bleeding or loss of sensation, call 0877 6510510 and come straight away.
We recommend calling ahead on 0877 6510510 to confirm doctor availability and OPD timings before your visit. Injuries needing urgent attention are seen through the Emergency department without an appointment.
Bring a photo ID, all current medicines or prescriptions, and any earlier X-ray, CT or MRI films along with their reports. If you have had surgery on the same joint before, bring the discharge summary and implant details if you have them.
The hospital is on Airport Road, Renigunta, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh 517520, which makes it a convenient orthopaedics hospital near Renigunta and the airport.
Call us to book an orthopaedic consultation in Tirupati or to ask about doctor availability.
The information on this page is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation with a qualified doctor. Treatment decisions depend on individual examination, imaging and test results.
Appointments & Emergency: 0877 6510510