Watch Dr Yugal’s informative Reel Content
With over a decade dedicated to Orthopaedics & joint replacement, Dr Yugal Karkhur is a distinguished name in the field. He earned his credentials from Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi and subsequently held a significant role as a Senior Registrar at premier establishments like Lok Nayak Hospital and Sushruta Trauma Centre. He now serves with distinction as the Senior Consultant for Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement at Narayana Superspeciality Hospital in Gurugram. Dr Yugal’s pursuit of excellence took him to the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute, USA, where he specialized in joint replacement and Adult hip preservation surgery. His proficiency encompasses arthroscopic surgeries acquired from Safdarjung Hospital’s Sports Injury Center. Gurgaon’s medical community respects him for his associations with CK Birla Hospital, Aarvy Healthcare Superspeciality Hospital, and his innovative venture as co-founder of Orthocure Surgery+ at Orthocure Clinics Pvt Ltd. With 17 published Research Papers and the 2016 Young Ambassador Award from the Asia Pacific Orthopaedic Association to his name, Dr Yugal’s commitment to orthopaedic advancement is evident.
When it comes to Avascular Necrosis (AVN) treatment, YKOrthopaedics stands as an unparalleled choice for myriad reasons. First and foremost, we offer bespoke treatments tailored to each stage of AVN, ensuring optimal outcomes. Our world-class stem cell therapy options are at the forefront of medical innovation. With an impressive track record of over 500 total hip replacements specifically for AVN, our experience speaks for itself. Moreover, we provide comprehensive care under one roof, thus eliminating the need to shuttle between multiple facilities. Our physiotherapy care is second to none and complements our surgical treatments seamlessly. Most importantly, we uphold a 100% ethical and scientific approach, offering effective treatments and peace of mind.
The symptoms vary from Mild to Moderate to Severe
Treatment options of AVN
Treatment options of AVN
In India, more than 16,000 new cases of AVN hip are reported each year, and is more common between 20-50 year olds.
Since the problem happens because of decreased blood flow to the Femur head, the causes are related to decreased blood supply.
The most common causes are: