Dr. Rajeev Verma

Dr. Rajeev Verma is Chairman - Manipal Institute of Bone & Joints, Robotic Surgery & Sports Injuries at Manipal Hospital Dwarka, New Delhi, with more than 20 years of orthopaedic experience. His qualifications include MBBS, MS in Orthopaedics, MRCS (England) and an MSc in Health Science and Practice - Orthopaedics.

His main clinical areas are primary and revision knee replacement, primary and revision hip replacement, robotic joint replacement and sports-injury surgery. Manipal also lists arthroscopic procedures within his current expertise. His advanced training in the United Kingdom supports management of both routine arthroplasty and complex revision or trauma-related reconstruction.

Dr. Verma leads Manipal’s Bone & Joints, Robotic Surgery & Sports Injuries programme in Delhi. His current hospital profile and recent Manipal educational material continue to feature his work in knee and hip replacement, robotic surgery, arthritis and sports injuries, reflecting an active role in both clinical care and patient education.

For patients considering joint surgery, useful records include weight-bearing X-rays, MRI when indicated, previous implant details or operative notes and a history of physiotherapy or injections. The decision between robotic or conventional replacement, revision surgery, arthroscopy or non-operative care depends on cartilage loss, alignment, implant condition, ligament stability, bone stock and functional goals.

Rehabilitation planning is important, particularly after revision surgery or significant sports injury, because recovery depends on strength, mobility and the complexity of reconstruction.