Strong Bones. Mobile Joints. An Active Life — Restored.

The Department of Orthopaedics at Sunrise offers comprehensive bone, joint, and musculoskeletal care — from trauma and fracture management to advanced joint replacements, robotic surgery, spinal interventions, and sports medicine. Our team includes Dr. Vivek Vijayakumar, a fellowship-trained robotic arthroplasty surgeon, Dr. Manjunath D.S. — Senior Consultant and Deputy Medical Director — and specialists in shoulder & upper limb surgery, paediatric orthopaedics, and sports injury management. Sunrise is one of the few hospitals in Kerala offering robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery — enabling greater precision, faster recovery, and better long-term outcomes.

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Treatments and procedures

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Total Knee Replacement (Robotic-Assisted)

Precise, computer-guided knee replacement surgery for advanced arthritis, using robotic technology to position the implant with greater accuracy than traditional manual techniques for better long-term outcomes.

02

Total Hip Replacement

Surgical replacement of a damaged or severely worn hip joint with a durable prosthetic implant, relieving chronic pain and restoring mobility for patients with advanced hip arthritis or injury.

03

Shoulder Replacement & Repair

Surgical management of shoulder arthritis and rotator cuff conditions, ranging from minor tendon repairs to complete joint replacement, depending on the severity and nature of the underlying problem.

04

Arthroscopy — Knee, Shoulder & Hip

Keyhole joint surgery used to diagnose and treat ligament, meniscus, and cartilage injuries across the knee, shoulder, and hip, allowing faster recovery with only small surgical incisions.

05

Spine Surgery

Surgical treatment of disc prolapse, spinal stenosis, and spinal deformity correction, addressing conditions that cause chronic back pain, nerve compression, or restricted movement and mobility.

06

Fracture Management & Trauma Surgery

Comprehensive emergency and elective management of all types of fractures, from simple breaks to complex polytrauma cases, ensuring proper bone alignment, healing, and full functional recovery.

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Sports Injury Management

Specialist surgical repair of ACL, PCL, and meniscus injuries, combined with structured rehabilitation support, helping athletes and active individuals return safely to their full level of activity.

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Paediatric Orthopaedics

Specialised management of bone and joint conditions in children, including correction of congenital and developmental deformities, with techniques tailored specifically to growing bones and joints.

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Upper Limb Surgery

Specialist surgical and non-surgical care for conditions affecting the elbow, wrist, and hand, including fractures, nerve compression, tendon injuries, and other complex upper limb problems.

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Deformity Correction

Surgical correction of congenital and acquired skeletal deformities, restoring proper alignment, function, and appearance for both children and adults affected by structural bone conditions.

Facilities

Operation Theatres with HEPA Filter & Laminar Flow

Operation Theatres with HEPA Filter & Laminar Flow

Robotic Surgery System

Robotic Surgery System

Arthroscopy Suite

Arthroscopy Suite

C-Arm Advanced Patient Monitors

C-Arm Advanced Patient Monitors

Physiotherapy Unit

Physiotherapy Unit

Our Doctors

Dr. Manjunath D S

Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon & Deputy Medical Director

Dr. Vivek Vijayakumar

Consultant Orthopaedics & Robotic Surgeon

Dr. Gopimohan

Consultant Orthopaedics, Upper Limb & Shoulder Surgeon

Dr. Sreehari N

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Faq

Joint replacement is usually considered when pain and stiffness significantly affect your daily life and do not improve with medication, physiotherapy, or other non-surgical treatments. Your orthopaedic surgeon will assess your X-rays and symptoms to make a recommendation.

Robotic-assisted surgery uses a computer-guided robotic arm to help the surgeon position the implant with greater accuracy than traditional methods. This results in better implant alignment, less bone removal, reduced pain after surgery, and a faster, more predictable recovery.

Most patients are walking with support within 24 hours of surgery. You can typically return to light daily activities within 3–6 weeks and full recovery takes 3–6 months. Physiotherapy is an important part of the recovery process.

Many sports injuries — including mild ligament sprains, muscle strains, and minor cartilage damage — can be managed non-surgically with physiotherapy, bracing, and rehabilitation. However, complete ligament tears such as ACL injuries often require surgical repair for full functional recovery.

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