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Dr Priyadarshi Amit MS MCh FRCS
- Specialist Shoulder Elbow & Upper Limb Surgeon
- Division Head Upper Limb Surgery, Amrita Hospital Delhi NCR
- Dual Fellowship Trained Surgeon in the UK
- Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons of England
- Previous NHS Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon – York & Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Member of British Elbow & Shoulder Society (BESS), Shoulder & Elbow Society of India (SESI)
- Director of Delhi Shoulder Arthroplasty Course (DSAC)
Our Services
The shoulder joint is a highly mobile joint between the shoulder blade (also called ‘scapula’) and the arm (also called ‘humerus’). The shoulder joint connects the upper body to the arm. Its function is to allow positioning of the hand enabling it to perform various tasks. It is commonly affected by sports injuries and wear and tear. When affected, it causes pain, restricted movement or instability, which compromises the overall function of the upper limb.
Spine, also known as backbone, is made of 33 vertebrae stacked on top of one another separated with specialised structure called disc in between two vertebrae. It is required to maintain upright posture of the body. The spine is supported by various ligaments and muscles. It can get affected by various disease pathologies where the stability of the spine can be compromised which in turn causes pain, difficult movements, and reduces walking ability.
Elbow joint is hinge joint between the arm bone (humerus) and forearm bones (radius and ulna). It comprises of ulno-humeral joint, radio-capitellar joint, and proximal radio-ulnar joint. It is supported by important ligaments on both sides, lateral collateral ligament and medial collateral ligament. It is mostly affected by trauma, sports injuries, and degenerative diseases. When affected, it causes pain and restricted movement of the joint, limiting overall upper limb function.
The knee joint is a hinge joint located between the thigh bone (femur) and the shin bone (tibia) that plays a critical role in our ability to walk, run, and jump. It is one of the largest and most complex joints in the human body and is essential for a wide range of movements and activities.The knee joint consists of three main bones: the femur, tibia, and patella (also called as ‘knee cap’). It is held together and stabilized by several key structures, including ligaments, tendons, and muscles.
Hip Joint is a ball and socket joint between the pelvic bone (acetabulum) and the thigh bone (femoral head). It is supported by strong structures as ligaments and muscles. In addition to supporting the body weight, the wide range of movements in the hip joint allows various function such as walking, running or jumping. It gets damaged with various caused such as trauma, sports related injury, age related degeneration, inflammation etc.
At OSS, we have expertise in the non-operative management of musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries. Surgery will be offered to treat your injury only if considered necessary. Our experts will evaluate your injury, consider necessary investigation, and prescribe the necessary treatment to help you recover from your injuries. We aim to keep you active regardless of your age or level of activity, so that you can enjoy what you love to do.
Common sport injuries we treat
- Joint pain
- Musculoskeletal pain – pain in the bone or muscle or tendon or ligament (sprain or strain)
- Back pain or neck pain
- Ligament tear or tendon tear
- Tendinitis or tendinopathy
- Exercise induced pain
- Joint dislocations
Sports Medicine Facilities
MSK Ultrasound Imaging
During your visit to OSS, your sports related injuries will be evaluated by our specialists. If necessary, an ultrasound scan will be performed which will allow the specialist to look closely at the structures such as joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments in order to diagnose the musculoskeletal issue, and to plan for any subsequent treatment to relieve pain and facilitate healing of the injury.
Rehabilitation & Training
At our clinic, the majority of sports related injuries are treated successfully with exercises, enabling a full return to previous levels of activity. After thorough evaluation of your condition, the consultant will offer you exercises to improve your pain. Our consultants will also recommend pre-operative rehabilitation (Prehab) to prepare you physically for surgery when you need.
Ultrasound Guided Injections
To reduce pain and inflammation, our consultants will consider injections into your joint or around the tendons. Common injections given at our clinic are steroid, hyaluronidase, platelet-rich-plasma (PRP) and bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC). Our specialists have the expertise in giving ultrasound-guided injections with greater accuracy and better patient outcome.
What People Speak About Us
Dr Amit is a highly skilled orthopaedic surgeon who has completed several senior fellowships to become a subspecialist in shoulder and elbow surgery. Over the five years that I know and worked with Priyadarshi I have always been impressed by his dedication and diligence towards his work. He is professional and courteous in his approach to both other healthcare workers and patients. In theatre he has been able to demonstrate excellent technical skills and great aptitude in taking on the most complex of procedures. His decision making during operations is logical and sensible. He has shown commitment and significant effort towards research projects and we have recently had a paper accepted for publication in a high profile journal. I would be very happy to have him as a consultant colleague.
I have been blessed to be looked after by Priyadarshi Amit after my injury to the shoulder. I had full recovery post surgery. This is what i meant… I have no limitations, no restrictions or any visual differences. It’s not that i just highly recommend him. My return and current success at sport would never been possible without his support, knowledge and help. Thank you
“Hi my name is Yvonne and I would just like to say how pleased I am that I met Mr Priyadarshi Amit at the time of meeting him I knew I had to have a right shoulder replacement, I could not move my arm very well and the range of movement in it was about 30 percent of what it should have been, I have rheumatoid and osteo arthritis. I met Mr Amit and he was very friendly helpful and professional, he told me I would have to have a reversed replacement in shoulder and I may not get full 100 percent of movement back but through him doing the operation and telling me how to go on with exercising I would say I have 90 to 95 percent movement back in the shoulder. I now need my left shoulder doing and wish Mr Amit would come back to England to do it, I have every confidence in him as he is so efficient and people who need to go to see him are the lucky ones.”
Dr. Priyadarshi Amit is a true miracle worker in the realm of orthopedic surgery. His expertise in treating conditions like frozen shoulder and elbow issues is unparalleled. I recently had the privilege of being under his care, and the results were nothing short of phenomenal. Dr. Amit’s compassionate approach, coupled with his extensive knowledge and precision in surgical techniques, instills absolute confidence. His commitment to patient well-being is evident in every interaction. From diagnosis to recovery, Dr. Priyadarshi Amit exemplifies excellence in orthopedics. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking top-tier care with a genuine touch.
Wonderful surgery beyond my expectations. Very smooth and nicely inplant of the left shoulder, Reverse Shoulder Replacement. I am fully satisfied with the treatment and hospitality availed in the hospital. I wish all the best to the entire team of Dr. Piryadarshi Amit. As leader of the team his attitude has been most overwhelming and unforgettable.
Priyadarshi Amit worked with us a Barts Health/ the Royal London Hospital in the UK as our senior upper limb fellow in orthopaedics and trauma for 12 months in 2020/2021. We are a busy major trauma centre and tertiary elective centre. Priyadarshi demonstrated superb clinical diagnostic skills and decision making. His operative skills were excellent and he refined many techniques he had already started to develop from his previous fellowship experience at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham. He was a valuable member of the team and we wish him well on his future clinical practice.
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