KS Hegde Hospital Orthopaedics

18/06/2026

💰 Money Matters 1.0
Learn. Plan. Prosper.

The FinSharks team is pleased to launch Money Matters 1.0, a new lecture series where our own colleagues share practical insights on personal finance and wealth management based on their self-learning and real-life experiences.

🎤 Speaker: Dr. Venkata Tejaswi
📍 Venue: Chintana Hall
🕝 Time: 2:30 PM

Topics include:
✅ Financial planning basics
✅ Saving and investing wisely
✅ Building long-term wealth
✅ Common financial mistakes to avoid

Join us for an engaging session and take the first step towards better financial well-being.

*Everyone is welcome!*

PersonalFinance

12/06/2026

Growing Pains in Children – What Parents Should Know

As an orthopaedic surgeon, one of the most common concerns I hear from parents is: “My child complains of leg pain at night. Is something wrong?”

In many cases, this may be growing pains, a common and harmless condition seen in children between 3 and 12 years of age.
✅ Typical Features of Growing Pains
• Pain is usually felt in both legs, especially the calves, thighs, or behind the knees.
• Often occurs in the evening or at night and may wake the child from sleep.
• The child is usually completely normal and active during the day.
• There is no swelling, redness, fever, or limping.
• Gentle massage, warmth, and reassurance often provide relief.
❗ When Should Parents Seek Medical Advice?
If the pain is persistent, affects only one leg, causes limping, is associated with swelling, fever, weight loss, or occurs during the day, a medical evaluation is important.
💡 Key Message
Growing pains are not caused by growth itself and do not damage the bones or joints. Most children outgrow the condition completely with time.
👨‍⚕️ Remember: A child who is active, healthy, and pain-free by morning most often has a benign condition, but any unusual symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional.

12/06/2026

Growing Pains in Children – What Parents Should Know

As an orthopaedic surgeon, one of the most common concerns I hear from parents is: “My child complains of leg pain at night. Is something wrong?”

In many cases, this may be growing pains, a common and harmless condition seen in children between 3 and 12 years of age.

✅ Typical Features of Growing Pains
• Pain is usually felt in both legs, especially the calves, thighs, or behind the knees.
• Often occurs in the evening or at night and may wake the child from sleep.
• The child is usually completely normal and active during the day.
• There is no swelling, redness, fever, or limping.
• Gentle massage, warmth, and reassurance often provide relief.

❗ When Should Parents Seek Medical Advice?
If the pain is persistent, affects only one leg, causes limping, is associated with swelling, fever, weight loss, or occurs during the day, a medical evaluation is important.

💡 Key Message
Growing pains are not caused by growth itself and do not damage the bones or joints. Most children outgrow the condition completely with time.

👨‍⚕️ Remember: A child who is active, healthy, and pain-free by morning most often has a benign condition, but any unusual symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional.

08/06/2026

19/05/2026

Your immune system is supposed to protect you.

But in *Rheumatoid Arthritis*, it mistakenly attacks your own joints instead.

Morning stiffness, swollen fingers, pain in BOTH joints, fatigue — these are NOT “normal body pains.”

Early treatment can prevent permanent joint damage.

Don’t ignore the warning signs.

Inflammation

08/05/2026

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01/05/2026

We are proud to share that our team has successfully completed 30 Knee replacement surgeries in the month of April.
This reflects our continued commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based orthopaedic care with advanced technology, precision, and patient-centered outcomes.
We sincerely thank all our patients for the trust they have placed in us. Your confidence motivates us to strive for excellence every single day.

25/04/2026

🌟 Proud Moment for Our Department 🌟

On behalf of our entire department, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed alumnus on securing 🥇 First Rank in the Fellowship Examination in Hand Surgery in Orthopaedics.

Your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire us all. This remarkable achievement is a testament to your hard work and passion for advancing patient care.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate your success and wish you many more milestones ahead in your surgical journey. 👏

ProudMoment

25/04/2026

🌟 Proud Moment for Our Department 🌟

On behalf of our entire department, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed alumnus on securing 🥇 First Rank in the Fellowship Examination in Hand Surgery in Orthopaedics.

Your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire us all. This remarkable achievement is a testament to your hard work and passion for advancing patient care.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate your success and wish you many more milestones ahead in your surgical journey. 👏

17/04/2026

The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is one of the key stabilizers of the knee — and one of the most commonly injured ligaments, especially in sports.

⚡ How it happens:
Sudden pivoting, twisting, landing awkwardly, or rapid direction changes.

⚠️ Signs of an ACL injury:
• A “pop” sound at the time of injury
• Immediate swelling
• Knee instability or “giving way”
• Difficulty returning to activity

🏥 Management:
Depends on activity level and instability — ranging from structured rehabilitation to ACL reconstruction surgery for active individuals.

💡 Early diagnosis and timely treatment are crucial for restoring knee stability and preventing further damage like meniscus # or cartilage injury.

Move smart. Train strong. Protect your knees.