Complex bone & joint problems need clarity—not guesswork.
Fractures, Non-unions, Failed Surgeries? Let’s Plan It Right.
Hi, I’m Dr. Gowtham Chowdary.
Whether it’s early knee pain, arthritis, ligament injuries, or long-term stiffness, I help you understand what’s actually happening and what can improve it.
What Brings Patients Here?
Common problems I evaluate:
Fractures (simple to complex)
Non-unions / delayed unions
Implant failure / loosening
Infection evaluation (when suspected)
Deformity / malalignment
Revision joint replacements
My Approach to Complex Cases
Detailed evaluation: old records + imaging + root-cause analysis
Clear staging: pain control → stability → healing → function
Discuss risks honestly, without rushing decisions
Surgery only when it meaningfully improves outcome
Conservative Treatment First
We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.
- Physiotherapy focused on mobility + rotator cuff/scapular strength
- Posture + work/sport movement correction
- Anti-inflammatory care (when appropriate)
- Bracing/support (selected)
- Injections (selected cases)
Conservative Treatment First
We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.
- Targeted physiotherapy
- Strength training
- Braces & supportive devices
- Weight & activity modification
- Medication for inflammation
- Joint injections (in selected cases)
Conservative Treatment First
We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.
- Targeted physiotherapy
- Strength training
- Braces & supportive devices
- Weight & activity modification
- Medication for inflammation
- Joint injections (in selected cases)
Conservative Treatment First
We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.
- Infection workup + medical coordination
- Bone health optimization
- Rehab planning around protection and mobility
- Second opinion clarity on “what failed and why”
When Surgery Becomes Necessary
Non-union confirmed + functional limitation
Implant failure/loosening
Severe deformity affecting walking
Persistent pain with mechanical cause
Instability / risk of further damage
If none of these match, We avoid surgery.
Raja Sekhar K., 62
Robotic Knee Replacement
I’m Raja Sekhar, 62. I had been struggling with knee pain for years—walking, climbing stairs, even simple routines became difficult. I tried medications, physiotherapy, and several treatments, but nothing gave lasting relief. When I met Dr. Gowtham Chowdary, he listened, explained my condition clearly, and told me why the pain kept returning. My knee was in an advanced stage of osteoarthritis, and after discussing all options, I chose robotic-assisted knee replacement for its precision and faster recovery. Today, I’m able to walk comfortably again—something I thought I had lost.”
I don’t start with surgery.
Raja Sekhar K., 62
I’m Raja Sekhar, 62. I had been struggling with knee pain for years—walking, climbing stairs, even simple routines became difficult. I tried medications, physiotherapy, and several treatments, but nothing gave lasting relief. When I met Dr. Gowtham Chowdary, he listened, explained my condition clearly, and told me why the pain kept returning. My knee was in an advanced stage of osteoarthritis, and after discussing all options, I chose robotic-assisted knee replacement for its precision and faster recovery. Today, I’m able to walk comfortably again—something I thought I had lost.”
I don’t start with surgery.
Raja Sekhar K., 62
I’m Raja Sekhar, 62. I had been struggling with knee pain for years—walking, climbing stairs, even simple routines became difficult. I tried medications, physiotherapy, and several treatments, but nothing gave lasting relief. When I met Dr. Gowtham Chowdary, he listened, explained my condition clearly, and told me why the pain kept returning. My knee was in an advanced stage of osteoarthritis, and after discussing all options, I chose robotic-assisted knee replacement for its precision and faster recovery. Today, I’m able to walk comfortably again—something I thought I had lost.”
I don’t start with surgery.
A Real Story From My Clinic
Real patient journeys showcasing how precision-driven treatment and compassionate care lead to lasting recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the questions patients ask me the most — yours might be one of them.
Why do fractures fail to unite?
You just want someone to sit down, explain your reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.
Is revision surgery riskier?
You just want someone to sit down, explain your reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.
How long does bone healing take?
You just want someone to sit down, explain your reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.
Can infection be ruled out?
You just want someone to sit down, explain your reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.