Dr. Ravindra Chavan

Fracture Treatment Fracture treatment focuses on diagnosing and treating broken bones caused by accidents, falls, or sports injuries. Depending on the fracture, treatment may include casting, splinting, bone realignment, or surgical fixation to support proper healing and restore mobility.

Joint Dislocation Treatment Joint dislocation occurs when a bone moves out of its normal position within a joint. Treatment may involve careful repositioning by a qualified clinician, pain control, immobilization, and rehabilitation to restore joint function and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Knee Pain Treatment Knee pain treatment helps identify and manage discomfort caused by injury, arthritis, overuse, or joint degeneration. Care may include clinical examination, imaging when needed, medication, physiotherapy, injections, or surgery according to the diagnosis.

Hip Pain Treatment Hip pain treatment addresses discomfort, stiffness, and restricted movement associated with joint damage, arthritis, muscle problems, or injuries. Treatment plans are tailored to the cause and may include medication, exercise therapy, lifestyle advice, or hip replacement for selected severe cases.

Shoulder Pain Treatment Shoulder pain treatment evaluates conditions affecting the shoulder joint, muscles, tendons, and surrounding tissues. Management may include physiotherapy, activity modification, medication, or surgical treatment when necessary.

Back Pain Treatment Back pain treatment focuses on identifying the cause of pain in the upper or lower back. Depending on the condition, care may include posture correction, physiotherapy, medication, diagnostic imaging, and specialist procedures or surgery when indicated.

Neck Pain Treatment Neck pain treatment addresses stiffness, muscle strain, cervical spine disorders, and pain that may radiate into the arms. A clinical assessment helps determine appropriate care, which may include exercises, posture advice, medication, and further investigations when needed.

Arthritis Treatment Arthritis treatment aims to reduce joint pain and stiffness while maintaining mobility and daily function. Treatment depends on the type of arthritis and may involve medication, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, joint injections, or surgery for selected conditions.

Osteoarthritis Treatment Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint condition that can cause pain, stiffness, and reduced movement. Management may include strengthening exercises, weight management where appropriate, pain-relief strategies, and joint replacement when symptoms and joint damage are severe.

Rheumatoid Arthritis Care Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory autoimmune disease that can affect multiple joints. Care involves assessment and coordinated management, usually including a rheumatologist, with disease-modifying medication and monitoring to control inflammation and protect joint function.

Sports Injury Treatment Sports injury treatment helps diagnose and manage injuries sustained during exercise or athletic activity. Treatment may include rest, bracing, physiotherapy, medication, or surgery, followed by a structured plan for a safe return to sport.

Ligament Injury Treatment Ligament injuries can cause joint pain, swelling, instability, and difficulty with movement. Care depends on the injured ligament and severity and may involve bracing, rehabilitation, activity modification, or surgical reconstruction.

ACL and PCL Injury Evaluation ACL and PCL injuries affect important ligaments that stabilize the knee. Evaluation may include a physical examination and MRI when indicated to assess the injury and determine whether rehabilitation, bracing, or ligament reconstruction is appropriate.

Meniscus Tear Treatment A meniscus tear affects the cushioning cartilage in the knee and may cause pain, swelling, catching, or restricted movement. Depending on the tear, treatment may involve rehabilitation and activity modification or arthroscopic surgery in selected cases.

Frozen Shoulder Treatment Frozen shoulder causes pain and progressive stiffness that restricts shoulder movement. Treatment may include guided mobility exercises, physiotherapy, pain management, and other specialist interventions depending on the stage and severity.

Slip Disc Treatment A slipped or herniated disc can cause back or neck pain and sometimes nerve-related symptoms. Treatment may include activity modification, medication, physiotherapy, and specialist procedures or surgery when symptoms or neurological findings warrant it.

Sciatica Treatment Sciatica refers to pain that travels along the sciatic nerve, often from the lower back into the leg. Treatment focuses on the underlying cause and may include guided exercises, medication, physiotherapy, and further evaluation for persistent or worsening symptoms.

Spine Pain Management Spine pain management evaluates pain associated with the spinal joints, discs, muscles, and nerves. Individualized care may include medication, physical rehabilitation, posture guidance, and selected specialist procedures based on the diagnosis.

Joint Pain Treatment Joint pain treatment aims to identify the cause of discomfort, swelling, stiffness, or reduced mobility. Assessment guides treatment options such as medication, exercise therapy, lifestyle changes, or surgical evaluation where appropriate.

Bone and Joint Disorder Treatment This service covers the evaluation and management of a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting bones, joints, and supporting tissues. Care is tailored to the patient's diagnosis and may include medication, rehabilitation, fracture management, or surgery.

Sprain and Strain Treatment Sprains affect ligaments, while strains involve muscles or tendons. Treatment may include protection, appropriate rest, ice when suitable, compression, gradual rehabilitation, and assessment for more serious injuries.

Tendon and Muscle Injury Treatment Tendon and muscle injuries can develop from overuse, sudden movements, or trauma. Management may involve activity modification, rehabilitation, pain management, and specialist assessment for severe tears that may require surgery.

Osteoporosis Management Osteoporosis weakens bones and increases the risk of fractures. Management may include bone-density assessment, appropriate medication, adequate calcium and vitamin D intake, strength and balance exercises, and strategies to prevent falls.

Pediatric orthopedic consultation evaluates bone, joint, limb, and musculoskeletal concerns in children and adolescents. Assessment may address injuries, walking difficulties, growth-related conditions, and limb alignment, with care tailored to the child's development.

Orthopedic physiotherapy helps improve strength, flexibility, balance, mobility, and physical function after injury or surgery. A personalized rehabilitation program can support recovery and help patients return to daily activities safely.

Sports Injury Rehabilitation Sports injury rehabilitation uses progressive exercises and functional training to restore strength, coordination, flexibility, and sporting movement. The program is adjusted to the injury and helps guide a safe return to activity.

Arthroscopy Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure in which a small camera and specialized instruments are used to examine or treat certain joint problems. It may be recommended for selected knee or shoulder conditions after specialist assessment.

A pain management consultation assesses persistent or recurring musculoskeletal pain and its effect on daily life. The care plan may include medication review, rehabilitation, lifestyle strategies, and appropriate specialist procedures based on the cause. Consultation Location: Dr. Chavan Hospital, Hirawadi Road, Nashik, Maharashtra. Phone: +91 77748 17915

Post-Fracture Rehabilitation Post-fracture rehabilitation supports recovery after a broken bone has been stabilized and healing progresses. Guided exercises and functional training help address stiffness, muscle weakness, balance, and difficulty returning to normal activities.

An orthopedic consultation provides a specialist assessment of bone, joint, muscle, ligament, tendon, or spine problems. It may include a review of symptoms, physical examination, imaging when needed, and a personalized treatment or follow-up plan.

Orthopedic trauma care assesses injuries to bones and joints resulting from accidents, falls, and other traumatic events. Treatment may include fracture stabilization, surgery, pain management, and follow-up rehabilitation.