Consult Dr. Om Baghele for knee pain, hip pain, arthritis, fractures, sports injuries, arthroscopy, complex trauma, and joint replacement care in Gondia. Get specialist-led diagnosis, clear treatment guidance, and the right treatment path toward better mobility, comfort, and confidence.
Trusted orthopedic care with modern treatment planning, clear communication, and recovery-focused support.
Director at Ramayana Hospital, Gondia.
Genuine, knowledgeable, patient-focused care.
Most patients start with pain, stiffness, swelling, limping, or difficulty walking, not with a treatment name. Start with your concern and understand the right orthopaedic treatment path clearly.
Dr. Om Baghele provides specialist-led orthopedic care for patients with pain, stiffness, arthritis, fractures, sports injuries, trauma, and advanced joint problems that may need arthroscopy or joint replacement surgery.
Advanced knee and hip replacement surgeries for lasting pain relief and improved mobility.
Minimally invasive keyhole surgery to diagnose and treat joint problems with precision and faster recovery.
Specialist evaluation and treatment for ligament tears, tendon injuries, and athletic trauma.
Dr. Om Baghele is an orthopedic, joint replacement, arthroscopy, and trauma specialist in Gondia with 9 years of specialist experience. He completed his MBBS from Government Medical College, Nagpur, D. Ortho from Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai, and DNB Ortho from Santosh Parmanand Hospital, Delhi. He further trained in Joint Replacement and Arthroscopy at Sant Parmanand Hospital, Delhi, under Dr. Shekhar Agrawal and Dr. Shekhar Shrivastav.
His clinical work includes joint replacement, arthroscopy, complex trauma, acetabulum surgeries, and recovery-focused orthopedic treatment. Patients often describe him as a genuine and knowledgeable doctor, and his approach combines specialist expertise, practical judgment, and clear explanation for patients and families.
"Every patient deserves a clear diagnosis, honest guidance and a treatment plan designed around their life." — Dr. Om Baghele, DNB OrthoRead Full Profile→
Every treatment begins with understanding the patient's symptoms, history, movement limitations, and orthopedic findings carefully, so the diagnosis is clear before treatment decisions are made.
Patients are guided toward the treatment they actually need — medicines, physiotherapy, joint preservation, arthroscopy, or surgery. Based on what is right for the patient, not on overselling procedures.
Dr. Om's work includes approximately 500 knee surgeries, around 200 hip replacements, regular arthroscopy cases, and complex trauma management including acetabulum surgeries.
The care model is not built around robotic hype alone. Well-performed conventional total knee replacement can provide excellent outcomes in experienced hands — the focus is on what works for each patient.
A clear, structured pathway designed to guide you every step of the way — with expert support at each stage.
Your visit begins with a focused consultation to understand your pain, movement limitations, injury history, and treatment concerns.
A detailed physical examination helps assess joints, movement, alignment, swelling, tenderness, and function.
X-rays, scans, or relevant tests are advised when needed to confirm the diagnosis and guide the right treatment plan.
The condition is explained clearly in simple language, so patients and families understand what is causing the problem.
Personalized treatment plans including medication, physiotherapy, arthroscopy, and joint replacement.
When surgery is necessary, the decision is made carefully with proper planning and clear explanation of the expected outcome and recovery process.
Recovery instructions are given with emphasis on mobility, rehabilitation, wound care, confidence, and realistic expectations.
Follow-up helps track healing, function, pain relief, and long-term progress after treatment or surgery.
"After years of unbearable knee pain, Dr. Baghele gave me back my life. The surgery was seamless, recovery was faster than I expected, and the care throughout was exceptional. I can now walk my granddaughter to school every morning."
Patients often come with pain, confusion, fear of surgery, and uncertainty about what the right next step is. These are some of the most common questions asked during orthopedic consultations.
Browse All Questions →Knee pain that persists beyond two to three weeks, worsens with activity, limits your ability to walk or climb stairs, or is accompanied by swelling, locking, or instability should be assessed by a specialist. Early evaluation helps identify whether the cause is arthritis, ligament injury, meniscal damage, or another condition before it worsens.
Yes. Many patients with arthritis are managed effectively without surgery through physiotherapy, anti-inflammatory medications, lifestyle modifications, activity guidance, and joint injections. Surgery, including joint replacement, is considered only when conservative treatment no longer provides adequate relief and the patient's quality of life is significantly affected.
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat problems inside joints. It is commonly used for ACL and ligament injuries, meniscal tears, cartilage damage, loose bodies in the joint, and shoulder problems. Compared to open surgery, it involves smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery.
Fractures involving open wounds, significant displacement, nerve or blood vessel involvement, joint-line fractures, or fractures in children require urgent assessment. Delay can lead to complications including malunion, infection, or permanent damage. When in doubt, seek immediate orthopaedic evaluation.
Joint replacement is considered when pain and functional limitation are significant, conservative treatments have been adequately tried without satisfactory relief, and imaging confirms advanced joint damage. The decision is always individualised and discussed in detail with the patient. Modern implants can last 15 to 20 years or more.
No. Orthopaedics covers the full range of musculoskeletal conditions including arthritis, joint degeneration, sports injuries, ligament tears, tendon problems, congenital deformities, and spinal conditions. Joint replacement and arthroscopy are specialised branches within orthopaedics that focus on restoring function and relieving pain.
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