Jignishaben Prajapati is from Ahmedabad. She had been suffering from severe pain in both her legs for about three years and needed a knee replacement. She knew exactly where to go for this and did not think twice about choosing Dr. Shrirang Deodhar, the Senior Joint Replacement Surgeon at Shalby Hospitals. She got her surgery done at SOCE, Vijay (Shalby Orthopedics Centre of Excellence, Vijay Char Rasta, Ahmedabad).
Jignishaben and her family have immense trust in Dr. Deodhar. Her mother’s knee replacement surgery was done by him about 12 years back, and she has not had any pain since then. In fact, she has been going on religious trips very often. Her sister Parulben says that about five years back her weight had shot up to 135 kg after her pregnancy, and she also had severe pain in her knees. Dr. Deodhar operated on her successfully. She started walking after the surgery as her pain disappeared and reduced to 45 kg. She continues to walk every day today. Their father had got operated by Dr. Deodhar about two months back. His pain too has vanished and he has resumed a normal life.
The whole family is very happy with Dr. Shrirang Deodhar and Shalby Hospitals for the successful knee replacement of close to 10 members of their family. Parulben and Jignishaben say Dr. Shrirang Deodhar is like a family member to them and they trust his treatment immensely.
.svg)
Dengue fever continues to be one of the most significant mosquito-borne diseases globally, affecting nearly 390 million people annually. With the monsoon season approaching and urbanization creating breeding conditions for Aedes mosquitoes, understanding dengue’s symptoms, diagnosis, and protecting measures has become more...
Few things sound scarier to most people than the idea of a “brain-eating amoeba.” This terrifying infection is caused by a tiny organism called Naegleria fowleri. Even though it sounds like something from a horror movie, it is a real but rare...
World Heart Day on September 29, 2025, serves as a critical reminder that cardiovascular disease remains the number one cause of death globally. With the theme “Don’t Miss a Beat” for 2025, this year’s campaign emphasized the urgent need for proactive heart...
