Dr Himanshu Popli Best Orthopedic Surgeon in West Delhi

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Dr Himanshu Popli Best Orthopedic Surgeon in West Delhi �MBBS, MS(Ortho), FIJR, FIASM, Dip. in Sports Med.(FIFA), Fellow in Rheumatology(EULAR)

08/08/2026

RARE REVISION THR | CUP–CAGE–CUP RECONSTRUCTION 🦴

When severe acetabular bone loss makes conventional revision difficult, a Cup–Cage–Cup reconstruction can provide a solution in carefully selected cases.

🔹 Retain the well-fixed cup
🔹 Add a reinforcement cage for stability
🔹 Cement a new cup within the cage
🔹 Restore hip stability and function

Complex problems. Thoughtful solutions.

Follow Dr Himanshu Popli | Best Orthopedic Surgeon in West Delhi for more complex joint replacement & revision surgery insights.

06/08/2026

“It’s just a ganglion cyst…” ❌

Not this time.

What looked like a simple finger swelling turned out to be Multiple Giant Cell Tumors of the Tendon Sheath (GCTTS)—a rare presentation that every orthopaedic surgeon should recognize.

The biggest challenge isn’t removing the main tumor…
It’s finding and excising every hidden satellite nodule. Miss one, and the patient may be back with a recurrence.

🖐️ Slow-growing.
🔍 Easy to underestimate.
⚠️ Difficult to eradicate if not meticulously excised.

Surgical lesson: Don’t stop after removing the obvious mass. Explore the entire tendon sheath, protect the neurovascular bundle, and ensure complete excision.

Rare cases don’t just test your surgical skills—they sharpen your clinical judgment.

👇 Would you have suspected GCTTS from the initial presentation?

Save this post for your next hand surgery case and share it with a fellow orthopod.

01/08/2026

Perthes Sequelae & Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA): Every Hip Tells a Different Story.

THA in Perthes sequelae is far more than a routine hip replacement. Altered anatomy, dysplastic acetabulum, limb length discrepancy, soft tissue contractures, and femoral deformity make every step critical.

The goals remain the same:
✅ Restore the true hip center
✅ Correct limb length safely
✅ Respect soft tissues
✅ Prevent nerve stretch
✅ Use subtrochanteric shortening osteotomy (STO) when indicated
✅ Restore biomechanics—not just replace the joint

The key principle:
Adapt the femur to the acetabulum, not the acetabulum to the femur.

Careful planning, meticulous ex*****on, and a thorough understanding of the anatomy are what transform a difficult case into a successful outcome.

What are your preferred strategies for managing severe Perthes sequelae during THA? Share your thoughts below. 👇

31/07/2026

The body has an incredible ability to heal.

A broken bone heals itself. An orthopaedic surgeon guides that healing.

Our job is to:
• Restore the bone to its correct alignment.
• Provide stable fixation when needed.
• Protect the biology of fracture healing.
• Help you return to your normal life safely.

The real healing happens inside your body—every single day.

Respect the biology. Trust the process. Restore the function.

23/07/2026

Not every unstable patella needs the same surgery.

The Fulkerson Osteotomy is a powerful realignment procedure that addresses the underlying biomechanics—not just the symptoms.

✅ Improves patellar tracking
✅ Reduces patellofemoral contact pressure
✅ Helps prevent recurrent instability in appropriately selected patients

Successful outcomes begin with careful patient selection, meticulous preoperative planning, and precise surgical ex*****on.

🦴 Learn the principles. Respect the biomechanics. Restore function.

22/07/2026

Park–Harris Lines (Growth Arrest Lines) 🦴

A small radiographic finding with significant clinical value in paediatric orthopaedics.

✅ Parallel metaphyseal sclerotic lines indicate temporary growth arrest followed by recovery.

Remember:
• Symmetric migration → Normal continued physeal growth
• Asymmetric or interrupted lines → Suspect a partial physeal arrest (physeal bar)

Recognizing these lines can help monitor growth after physeal injuries and detect complications early.

💬 Have you used Park–Harris lines to assess physeal recovery? Share your experience below.

18/07/2026

⚡ Distal Radius Fracture Reduction: Step-by-Step ORIF Sequence

A successful outcome starts with restoring the articular surface—not just fixing the plate.

In this reel, I walk through the systematic reduction sequence for complex intra-articular distal radius fractures:

✅ Restore radial length
✅ Reduce the volar lunate facet (key fragment)
✅ Reduce the scaphoid facet
✅ Reduce the radial styloid
✅ Elevate depressed central (die-punch) fragments
✅ Achieve stable fixation with a volar locking plate

A reproducible sequence can make fracture reduction easier, more anatomical, and more predictable.

💬 Which step do you find most challenging during distal radius ORIF? Share your experience in the comments.

🔖 Save this reel for your next distal radius case.
📤 Share it with your orthopaedic colleagues.

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BHAGAT HOSPITAL, D-2/48-49, PT Vishnu Datt Marg, Block D2, Janakpuri
Delhi
110058

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