About Dr. Rajat Jangir
Professor & Head, Orthopaedics Mahatma Gandhi Hospital (MGH)
Professor & Head, Orthopaedics (MGH)
Dr. Rajat Jangir has established a legacy as a pioneer in Knee Preservation and Sports Medicine. His groundbreaking achievements led him to be invited by the International Olympic Committee as an Athlete Medical Doctor at the Rio Olympics 2016. With vast experience in treating national stars like Sakshi Malik and Andreas Toba, Dr. Rajat now leads the Shoulder and Knee Surgery Clinic in Jaipur. The clinic features a scintillating operation theatre with state of the art machinery for advanced orthopedic and joint replacement.
Years Of Experience
Orthopedics Surgery
Awards
Happy Family
Our Center of Excellence
Real Stories, Real Recoveries
Our Process
Consultation
Orthopedic specialist evaluates joint pain and mobility issues.
Diagnosis
Advanced imaging like X-ray or MRI confirms ligament or bone injury.
Treatment Plan
A personalized treatment plan is created for knee, shoulder or ACL problems.
Procedure
Modern arthroscopic surgery or joint replacement is performed.
Recovery
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation restore strength and mobility.
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Our Expertise
what we do
Explore our state of the art surgical facilities, successful patient recoveries, and Dr. Jangir’s memorable moments from the Rio Olympics 2016.
Our Doctors
Our Dedicated Doctors Team
Tania Yoder
Finn Lutz
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Tianna Mays
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Frequently Asked Questions
Knee replacement is recommended when severe arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain that does not improve with medicines or physiotherapy.
The surgery is performed under anesthesia. After surgery, mild pain may occur but is well controlled with medications and physiotherapy.
Walking with support: 2–4 weeks
Full recovery: 6–12 weeks
Modern knee implants usually last 20–25 years.
Yes, most patients can walk, climb stairs, and perform daily activities normally.
