M.S. Orthopaedics
M.S. Orthopaedics trains residents in trauma and elective orthopaedic surgical care through high-volume clinical exposure over the three-year programme. Residents manage a large volume of fracture and joint-related cases, thanks to round the clock accident and trauma care, direct access to orthopaedic operation theatres, and imaging support. This builds strong operative skills across both emergency and planned surgical settings, supported by close coordination with physiotherapy for post-operative rehabilitation. Graduates emerge confident in managing a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Programm Details
Facilities
- Round-the-clock accident and trauma care ensures continuous exposure to fracture cases
- Orthopaedic operation theatre access supporting hands-on elective and emergency surgical training
- Imaging support via Radiography, including CT and X-ray for accurate diagnosis
- Trauma ICU access provides exposure to critical post-injury patient management cases
- Physiotherapy coordination supporting structured post-operative rehabilitation planning and follow-up
- Central Research Laboratory available for structured thesis and orthopaedic research work
- Central Library is stocked with orthopaedic references, journals, and clinical textbooks
FAQs
What is the trauma case volume like?
The trauma case volume is high, supported by round-the-clock accident and trauma care services.
Do residents get imaging support for fractures?
Yes, residents get direct imaging support for fractures through CT and X-ray access.
Is physiotherapy coordination part of care?
Yes, physiotherapy coordination is included to support patients' post-operative rehabilitation.
What is the course duration?
The course duration is 3 years.
How is admission granted?
Admission is granted through NEET-PG, followed by UP NEET-PG counselling.
