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Dr. Vishal Sahni is an experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon and Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Specialist practising at London Orthopaedic Clinic in Nagpur. He has more than 24 years of experience in India and the UK and holds qualifications including MBBS, MS Orthopaedics, FRCS Orthopaedics (London) and MCh Orthopaedics (Liverpool).

He provides specialist assessment and treatment for a wide range of shoulder, elbow, wrist and upper-limb conditions, including sports injuries, rotator cuff problems, frozen shoulder, shoulder instability, arthritis and conditions requiring joint replacement.

Dr. Vishal Sahni specialises in shoulder, elbow and wrist conditions, including shoulder pain, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tears, shoulder dislocation, shoulder instability, shoulder arthritis, tennis elbow, sports injuries and selected conditions requiring joint replacement or reconstructive surgery.

London Orthopaedic Clinic is located at Ground Floor, Berar House, Mehadia Square, Dhantoli, Nagpur, Maharashtra – 440012, India. Patients from Nagpur and surrounding cities can visit the clinic for specialist orthopaedic consultation.

Patients can contact London Orthopaedic Clinic directly to enquire about consultation appointments with Dr. Vishal Sahni. It is recommended to confirm the appointment date, time, consultation fee and clinic timings before visiting.

The clinic provides assessment and treatment for various musculoskeletal problems, including shoulder, elbow, wrist, sports injuries, joint problems and other orthopaedic conditions. Treatment may be surgical or non-surgical depending on the diagnosis.

A patient with persistent or complicated shoulder pain may benefit from consultation with an orthopaedic shoulder specialist. Dr. Vishal Sahni specialises in shoulder conditions and evaluates problems such as rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, shoulder arthritis, instability and sports-related injuries.

Common causes include rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, shoulder arthritis, tendon problems, shoulder instability, dislocation, sports injuries, trauma and overuse. Because similar symptoms can occur with different conditions, clinical assessment is important.

You should consider seeing a shoulder specialist if pain continues for several weeks, affects sleep or daily activities, causes weakness or stiffness, follows an injury, or does not improve with initial treatment.

No. Many shoulder conditions can initially be treated with medicines, physiotherapy, activity modification, exercises or other non-surgical treatments. Surgery is considered when appropriate based on the diagnosis, severity and response to conservative treatment.

Frozen shoulder, medically known as adhesive capsulitis, causes pain and progressive stiffness of the shoulder. It can make activities such as dressing, reaching overhead or moving the arm behind the back difficult. Treatment depends on the stage and severity of the condition.

Yes. Dr. Vishal Sahni evaluates patients with frozen shoulder and recommends treatment according to the severity, duration and stage of the condition. Treatment can include physiotherapy, exercises, pain management, injections and, in selected cases, surgery.

The rotator cuff is a group of tendons that helps stabilise and move the shoulder. A rotator cuff tear can cause shoulder pain, weakness and difficulty lifting or rotating the arm. Treatment depends on the type and severity of the tear.

No. Some rotator cuff tears can be managed with physiotherapy, activity modification, medication and other non-surgical treatments. Surgery may be recommended for selected patients depending on the tear, symptoms, functional requirements and clinical findings.

A shoulder dislocation occurs when the upper arm bone moves out of the shoulder socket. It can occur after an injury or during sports activities. Repeated dislocations may lead to shoulder instability and may require specialist assessment.

Yes. Treatment for recurrent shoulder dislocation depends on the patient’s age, activity level, number of dislocations and damage to the shoulder structures. Some patients may benefit from rehabilitation, while selected patients may require stabilisation surgery.

Shoulder replacement surgery involves replacing damaged parts of the shoulder joint with artificial components. It may be considered for selected patients with severe arthritis, significant joint damage or certain other conditions causing persistent pain and loss of function.

Reverse shoulder replacement is a specialised type of shoulder replacement in which the normal ball-and-socket arrangement is reversed. It may be appropriate for selected patients with severe shoulder joint damage and certain rotator cuff problems.

Dr. Vishal Sahni provides surgical evaluation and treatment for appropriate patients requiring shoulder replacement. The type of replacement is selected after assessing the patient’s symptoms, examination findings and imaging.

Robotic-assisted or computer-assisted technology may be used in selected orthopaedic procedures to assist surgical planning and implant positioning. Whether robotic technology is appropriate depends on the patient’s condition, procedure and available technology.

Robotic or computer-assisted technology is not automatically better for every patient. Its usefulness depends on the type of procedure, patient’s anatomy, diagnosis and surgeon’s assessment. The most appropriate surgical technique should be decided on an individual basis.

Patients interested in robotic or technology-assisted shoulder surgery should discuss their individual condition and procedure with Dr. Vishal Sahni. Availability and suitability depend on the specific surgery and current hospital facilities.

The cost of shoulder replacement surgery varies according to the type of replacement, implant, hospital, investigations, surgeon’s fees, anaesthesia, room category, medicines and other medical requirements. A personalised estimate can be provided after clinical evaluation and treatment planning.

Surgery fees cannot be accurately quoted as one fixed amount because the total cost depends on the diagnosis, procedure, hospital, implant and individual medical requirements. Patients can contact the clinic for current consultation charges and discuss the expected surgical cost after evaluation.

Usually, consultation and surgery are separate medical services. The consultation is used to assess the patient’s condition and discuss diagnosis and treatment options. If surgery is recommended, the expected surgical and hospital costs can be explained separately.

The duration of shoulder replacement surgery varies depending on the type of procedure and the patient’s individual condition. The surgeon can provide a more accurate estimate after reviewing the diagnosis and imaging.

Recovery depends on the type of shoulder surgery, patient’s health, rehabilitation and the complexity of the condition. Some patients may return to routine activities gradually over several weeks, while complete recovery can take several months.

Hospital stay varies according to the type of surgery, overall health, pain control and recovery after the procedure. The surgical team will advise the expected hospital stay based on the planned operation.

The duration of rehabilitation varies from patient to patient. Physiotherapy may continue for several weeks or months depending on the procedure, healing and functional goals. Following the prescribed rehabilitation programme is an important part of recovery.

Yes. Patients can seek a second opinion before undergoing shoulder surgery. Dr. Vishal Sahni can review available medical records and imaging and discuss the diagnosis, treatment options and whether surgery may be appropriate.

Online consultation may be suitable for selected patients, particularly for discussing symptoms, previous reports, imaging and treatment options. The suitability of an online consultation depends on the patient’s condition. Some problems may require a physical examination before a diagnosis or treatment decision can be made.

For an online consultation, patients can share relevant medical reports, X-rays, MRI or other available investigations before or during the consultation. Dr. Vishal Sahni can discuss the medical history, symptoms and available reports and advise whether further examination or investigations are required.

Yes, patients can share relevant medical imaging and reports for discussion during an online consultation, subject to the clinic’s consultation process. However, imaging should always be interpreted together with the patient’s symptoms and clinical findings.

Yes, patients living outside Nagpur may enquire about online consultation. This can be useful for discussing previous treatment, reports and imaging before deciding whether an in-person visit is necessary.

Yes. Patients from Jabalpur and nearby areas can enquire about consultation at London Orthopaedic Clinic in Nagpur. Online consultation may also be an option for selected cases.

Yes. Patients from Chhindwara can consult Dr. Vishal Sahni for suitable shoulder, elbow, wrist and other orthopaedic problems. Patients travelling to Nagpur should bring their previous reports and imaging whenever available.

Yes. Sports-related injuries affecting the shoulder, elbow, wrist and other joints can be evaluated and treated. Treatment may involve rehabilitation, physiotherapy, medication, injections or surgery depending on the injury.

Yes. Tennis elbow, also called lateral epicondylitis, can cause pain around the outer side of the elbow, especially during gripping or lifting activities. Treatment depends on the severity and duration of symptoms and may initially involve non-surgical measures.

Wrist pain may result from overuse, tendon problems, sports injuries, fractures, ligament injuries, nerve-related conditions or other disorders. Persistent wrist pain should be assessed to determine its underlying cause.

Yes. Dr. Vishal Sahni’s practice includes assessment of wrist and upper-limb problems. Patients with persistent wrist pain, injury or functional difficulty can seek specialist evaluation.

Many health insurance policies provide coverage for eligible hospitalisation and orthopaedic procedures, but coverage varies between insurance companies and individual policies. Patients should confirm pre-authorisation, network hospital status, exclusions, deductibles and other policy conditions with their insurer.

Cashless treatment may be available when the relevant hospital and insurance policy support the facility. Patients should confirm the hospital’s network status and obtain the required pre-authorisation from their insurance provider before admission.

Patients should bring previous prescriptions, X-rays, MRI or CT scans, blood test reports, discharge summaries and details of previous treatments whenever available. A list of current medicines can also be useful.

If shoulder pain continues despite appropriate physiotherapy, a specialist assessment may help identify the underlying cause. Conditions such as rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, arthritis or instability may require a different treatment approach.

Nahi, har shoulder pain keliye operation zaroorinahihota. Treatment problem ke cause aur severity par depend kartahai. Physiotherapy, exercises, medicines, activity modification ya other non-surgical treatments se kai patients ko relief mil saktahai. Surgery sirf selected cases mein recommend ki jaatihai.

Frozen shoulder ka course har patient meinalaghosaktahai. Kuch patients mein symptoms gradually improve hosakte hain, lekin pain aur stiffness ko ignore nahikarnachahiye. Proper assessment aur appropriate physiotherapy or other treatment recovery ko support karsakte hain.

Shoulder replacement kebaad recovery gradual hotihai. Daily activities ko usually step-by-step resume kiyajatahai, while strength and movement continue to improve through rehabilitation. Exact recovery time depends on the type of surgery and individual healing

MRI mein rotator cuff tear dikhne ka matlab automatically surgery ki zarooratnahihoti. Symptoms, tear ka type and size, shoulder strength, activity level and clinical examination ko saathmein consider kiyajatahai before deciding treatment.

Patients can enquire with London Orthopaedic Clinic about the clinic’s current process for sharing reports and arranging online consultation. Medical advice should be based on an appropriate consultation rather than relying only on a message or isolated report.

Patients travelling from outside Nagpur should bring previous prescriptions, MRI or X-ray images, medical reports, discharge summaries and details of previous treatment whenever available. This can help the specialist understand the medical history more efficiently.

London Orthopaedic Clinic provides specialist orthopaedic care with Dr. Vishal Sahni, an experienced Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in shoulder, elbow and wrist conditions. Patients can receive assessment, diagnosis and discussion of both non-surgical and surgical treatment options based on their individual condition.