Madras Institute of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, hospital in Tamil Nadu, India
Madras Institute of Orthopaedics and Traumatology is a large hospital in Chennai with approximately 1000 beds and medical facilities across more than 60 specialties. The building features bright patient rooms overlooking green spaces, 21 operating theaters equipped with advanced technology, and specialized departments for imaging and diagnostic testing.
Founded in 1999 by Prof. Dr. P. V. A. Mohandas, the hospital started with 70 beds focusing on bone and injury care. It grew into a leading center and became the first in India to perform hip replacement surgery and pioneered minimally invasive techniques.
The hospital is recognized locally for its focus on bone and injury care with highly trained medical professionals. Patients appreciate how staff communicate clearly about treatments and show genuine care for their recovery process.
The hospital uses separate entrances for emergency, outpatient, and admitted patients to prevent infections and maintain organization. It offers international patients translation services, accommodation, local transportation options, and help with health insurance matters.
The hospital was the site of India's first blood group cross transplantation for kidneys and recently performed a breakthrough bone marrow transplant procedure. The research department focuses on innovative stem cell and bone techniques to improve patient outcomes.
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