He has mastered the intricacies of “Computer Navigated Hip and Knee Joint Replacements using Stryker NAV 3 Computer System,” which is one of the world’s most advanced systems. Along with that, he is also trained in the single-stage revision of infected joint replacements as well as joint preservation treatments, which can rescue failed or infected joint replacements.
Dr. Lamba has done a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree from Government medical college, Amritsar, He has attained his Master of Orthopedics Surgery from Christian Medical College and Hospital, Ludhiana which is the premier referral center for North India. With an intent to polish his skills in Orthopedics he did his senior residency at Delhi Government hospital.
His strong desire to gain new cutting-edge abilities in his field prompted him to enroll in advanced courses, training and fellowships across the most advanced orthopedic centers across the world.
Dr. Rohit Lamba has broadened his horizons of knowledge and abilities by documenting and sharing them in a variety of publications, paper presentations, conference participation, and workshop organization around the country and overseas (Spain, UK, Germany).
He also contributed to the book “Hip Preservation Surgery,” published by ESSKA, by writing a chapter.
Dr. Rohit Lamba has served as Director of the Orthopedics & Joint Replacement Department of the country’s some of the finest medical institutions.
Specialisation:
ACL/PCL reconstruction arthroscopically
Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
Arthroscopic Bankart repair
Meniscus tear- arthroscopic repair and salvage
Arthroscopic surgeries of hip
Sports injuries of hip, knee and shoulder
Back pain
Cervical Spondylitis
Complex joint replacement of hips and knees
Computer navigated hip and knee replacements
Joint replacement for Shoulder, elbow.
Salvaging failed or infected joint replacements
Joint preservation procedures- high tibial osteotomy, cartilage preservation surgeries
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)
Deformity corrections of paediatric and adult deformities
