Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Rassiwala treats knee pain, shoulder injuries, ligament tears, fractures, arthritis, and sports injuries.
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Yes, walk-ins are accepted, but prior appointments reduce waiting time.
Bring previous reports, X-rays/MRI, prescriptions, and ID proof if possible.
Yes, emergency fracture and injury cases are supported.
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It replaces the damaged knee joint with an artificial implant. It is recommended for severe arthritis and chronic knee pain.
It replaces only the damaged part of the knee, preserving healthy tissue.
Severe pain, difficulty walking, swelling, joint stiffness, and no relief from medication or physiotherapy.
It is surgery to rebuild a torn ACL ligament, usually needed after sports or twisting injuries.
Recovery usually takes 3–6 months with proper physiotherapy.
Yes, all major ligament reconstruction surgeries are performed.
A minimally invasive surgery using a small camera to diagnose and treat knee problems.
Yes, if repair is possible, it is preferred because it preserves the natural cushioning of the knee.
It is a procedure that helps regrow or repair damaged cartilage to reduce pain and improve movement.
Patients usually start walking with support within a few days, depending on the procedure.
It repairs torn shoulder tendons to restore strength and mobility.
It repairs torn shoulder tendons to restore strength and mobility.
Dr. Murtuza Rassiwala is a highly experienced Orthopedic Surgeon in Indore known for knee, shoulder, and sports injury treatments.
He performs knee replacement, ACL/PCL reconstruction, shoulder arthroscopy, meniscus repair, cartilage regeneration, and fracture surgeries.
Yes, minimally invasive procedures like arthroscopy for knee and shoulder are routinely performed.
Total Knee Replacement is recommended for advanced arthritis when medication and physiotherapy no longer help.
Yes, ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL ligament reconstruction surgeries are available under expert care.
Patients with rotator cuff tears, recurrent dislocations, SLAP tears, or severe shoulder pain that doesn’t improve with physiotherapy may need surgery.
Recovery depends on the procedure. Most arthroscopic surgeries allow faster recovery within a few weeks.
Yes, arthroscopy is a safe, minimally invasive technique with very small incisions and faster healing.
Yes, many sports injuries are treated with medication, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation. Surgery is done only when necessary.
If you have persistent pain, stiffness, instability, or difficulty walking or lifting the arm despite treatment, an evaluation by an Orthopedic Surgeon in Indore is advised.