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Fellowship-trained specialist
Training in sports medicine and joint replacement supports both ligament reconstruction and arthritis surgery.
Your joints, our priority
Sports medicine and joint replacement care you can trust
Dr. Syam G, MBBS, D’Ortho, DNB Orthopedics, is a sports medicine and joint replacement specialist. Care covers general orthopedics, complex trauma, arthroscopy, and robotic knee replacement.
10+
Years of experience
About Dr. Syam G
Trusted orthopedic care for sports injuries and worn joints
Dr. Syam G is a sports medicine and joint replacement specialist with 10 years of experience. Qualifications include MBBS, D’Ortho, and DNB Orthopedics, with fellowship training in sports medicine and joint replacement.
- Sports injuries of the knee and shoulder
- Hip and ankle arthroscopy
- Knee, hip, and shoulder replacement
- Robotic knee replacement and complex trauma care
Services
Orthopedic care delivered with precision
From everyday joint pain to ACL reconstruction and robotic knee replacement, treatment is planned around diagnosis, recovery, and return to activity.
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General orthopedics
Evaluation and treatment for bone, joint, and muscle problems, including arthritis and common injuries.
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Complex trauma care
Specialist management of severe fractures and complex orthopedic injuries that need careful reconstruction.
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Sports injuries
ACL, PCL, meniscus, rotator cuff, and recurrent shoulder dislocation care for athletes and active people.
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Hip and ankle arthroscopy
Keyhole surgery for hip labral problems, ankle sports injuries, and selected joint conditions.
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Joint replacement
Knee, hip, and shoulder replacement when arthritis or joint damage limits daily life.
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Robotic knee replacement
Robotic-assisted knee replacement planned to your anatomy for precise implant positioning.
Practice highlights
10+ Years of experience
Sports Medicine fellowship
Joints Knee, hip, shoulder
Robotics Knee replacement
Why choose this clinic
Focused expertise in sports medicine and joints
Care is built around accurate diagnosis, clear explanation, and a treatment plan that matches your sport, work, and recovery goals.
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Athlete to everyday patient
ACL tears, rotator cuff injuries, and recurrent shoulder dislocations are treated with the same attention as chronic joint pain.
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Modern joint replacement
Options include conventional and robotic knee replacement, plus hip and shoulder replacement when indicated.
Conditions treated
Showcasing focused orthopedic care
The joint and sports problems patients search for most — each card opens the matching treatment page.
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Knee
ACL reconstruction
Tear surgery and return to sport
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Knee
PCL reconstruction
Stability after ligament injury
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Knee
Meniscus repair
Locking, clicking, and cartilage tears
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Shoulder
Rotator cuff repair
Night pain and overhead weakness
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Shoulder
Shoulder dislocation
Recurrent instability treatment
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Joints
Knee replacement
Arthritis and walking pain
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Joints
Hip replacement
Groin pain and worn hip joints
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Robotics
Robotic knee replacement
Patient-specific implant planning
Make an appointment for consulting
Discuss sports injuries, joint pain, trauma care, or robotic knee replacement with Dr. Syam G.
FAQs
Questions patients search before they visit
When should I see a sports medicine and joint replacement specialist?
See a specialist if knee or shoulder pain lasts more than a few days after injury, the joint gives way, locks, or swelling does not settle. Chronic night pain, stiffness, and difficulty walking or climbing stairs also deserve an orthopedic review.
Does every ACL tear need surgery?
Not always. Some people recover with physiotherapy if the knee feels stable for daily life. Athletes and anyone with repeated giving-way often benefit from ACL reconstruction. Dr. Syam G will match the plan to your sport, age, and MRI findings.
What is robotic knee replacement?
Robotic knee replacement uses a plan based on your knee anatomy to help position the implant. The surgeon still performs the operation. Many patients look this up because they want a precise, personalized knee replacement rather than a one-size approach.
How long is recovery after arthroscopy?
Keyhole procedures such as meniscus repair, rotator cuff work, or hip and ankle arthroscopy usually mean smaller scars and a structured rehab plan. Return to sport depends on the procedure: weeks for some arthroscopies, several months after ligament reconstruction.