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A Distinctive Standard of Care
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10+
Years of Experience
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MS
Orthopedics
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Advanced
Robotic Joint Replacement
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Multiple
OPD Locations
Advanced Expertise. Focused Care.
Specialised orthopaedic care across joint replacement, revision surgery and complex trauma.
From advanced robotic-assisted procedures to complex orthopaedic conditions,
Dr. Devda focuses on personalised treatment planning designed around each
patient's condition, mobility and long-term wellbeing.
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Robotic Joint Replacement
Advanced technology-assisted joint replacement with precise surgical planning.
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Hip Replacement
Modern surgical approaches focused on restoring mobility and function.
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Revision Joint Replacement
Assessment and surgical management of complex or previously operated joints.
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Knee Replacement
Specialised treatment for patients requiring knee joint replacement.
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Shoulder Replacement
Specialised care for conditions requiring shoulder joint replacement.
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Complex Trauma Surgery
Specialist orthopaedic care for complex traumatic injuries.
The Specialist Behind the Expertise.
Dr. Ajaysinh V. Devda
Dr. Ajaysinh V. Devda is an MS Orthopaedics specialist and Orthopaedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon with more than 10 years of experience in orthopaedic practice.
His clinical focus includes robotic-assisted joint replacement, revision joint replacement and complex trauma surgery, with expertise in knee, hip and shoulder replacement procedures.
His practice is positioned around specialised orthopaedic care, advanced technology and a premium patient experience.
Technology Meets Personal Care.
Advanced treatment begins with understanding the individual.
Every patient and every condition is different. Dr. Devda's
approach focuses on understanding the patient's condition,
explaining treatment options clearly and selecting an appropriate
treatment pathway based on individual needs.
Patient-Centred Care
Advanced Surgical Techniques
Robotic-Assisted Procedures
Personalised Treatment Planning
What Patients Say
Real experiences from patients who
placed their care in Dr. Devda's hands.
FAQ
Frequently
Asked Questions
Joint replacement may be considered when severe joint damage or arthritis causes persistent pain, stiffness and difficulty with daily activities, and non-surgical treatments such as medication, physiotherapy or lifestyle modifications no longer provide sufficient relief. The decision depends on symptoms, examination, imaging and overall health.
Both robotic-assisted and conventional joint replacement aim to relieve pain and improve joint function. Robotic-assisted surgery uses technology to help with pre-operative planning and surgical positioning, while conventional surgery relies on standard surgical planning and instruments. The appropriate approach depends on the patient's condition, anatomy and the surgeon's assessment.
Recovery varies from patient to patient. Many patients begin mobilisation soon after surgery, followed by physiotherapy and progressive strengthening. Daily activities generally improve gradually over the following weeks and months. Recovery time depends on factors such as overall health, surgical procedure, rehabilitation and individual healing.
Hip replacement involves replacing damaged parts of the hip joint with artificial components to reduce pain and improve movement. It may be considered for advanced arthritis, significant joint damage or other conditions causing persistent symptoms. The appropriate surgical approach and implant depend on the patient's individual condition.
Revision joint replacement is a procedure performed when a previous joint replacement develops problems such as implant loosening, wear, instability, infection or significant bone loss. Revision surgery can be more complex than the original replacement and requires detailed evaluation, imaging and treatment planning.
Consider consulting an orthopaedic surgeon when persistent joint or bone pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced movement or difficulty performing everyday activities does not improve with initial treatment. A specialist evaluation can help identify the underlying condition and determine whether non-surgical or surgical treatment is appropriate.
FAQ
Frequently
Asked Questions
Joint replacement may be considered when severe joint damage or arthritis causes persistent pain, stiffness and difficulty with daily activities, and non-surgical treatments such as medication, physiotherapy or lifestyle modifications no longer provide sufficient relief. The decision depends on symptoms, examination, imaging and overall health.
Both robotic-assisted and conventional joint replacement aim to relieve pain and improve joint function. Robotic-assisted surgery uses technology to help with pre-operative planning and surgical positioning, while conventional surgery relies on standard surgical planning and instruments. The appropriate approach depends on the patient's condition, anatomy and the surgeon's assessment.
Recovery varies from patient to patient. Many patients begin mobilisation soon after surgery, followed by physiotherapy and progressive strengthening. Daily activities generally improve gradually over the following weeks and months. Recovery time depends on factors such as overall health, surgical procedure, rehabilitation and individual healing.
Hip replacement involves replacing damaged parts of the hip joint with artificial components to reduce pain and improve movement. It may be considered for advanced arthritis, significant joint damage or other conditions causing persistent symptoms. The appropriate surgical approach and implant depend on the patient's individual condition.
Revision joint replacement is a procedure performed when a previous joint replacement develops problems such as implant loosening, wear, instability, infection or significant bone loss. Revision surgery can be more complex than the original replacement and requires detailed evaluation, imaging and treatment planning.
Consider consulting an orthopaedic surgeon when persistent joint or bone pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced movement or difficulty performing everyday activities does not improve with initial treatment. A specialist evaluation can help identify the underlying condition and determine whether non-surgical or surgical treatment is appropriate.
Consult Dr. Devda
OPD consultations across selected locations.
Dr. Devda currently provides orthopaedic consultation at CURIS Hospital in Ahmedabad and conducts OPDs at multiple locations.
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View consultation locations, timings and appointment information.
+91 99873 21801
CURIS HOSPITAL,
opp. Bodakdev Garden,
near Pakwan cross road,
Bodakdev, Ahmedabad,
Gujarat 380059
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