Dr. Devendra Singh Solanki

An 18-year-old national-level gymnast suffered a complex tibial plateau fracture during competition. Dr. Solanki utilized advanced 3D-printed surgical guides for precise reconstruction, combining this with a novel biological augmentation technique. Despite initial predictions of career-ending injury, the athlete returned to training within 9 months and subsequently won a bronze medal at the national championships.

A 45-year-old construction worker from an urban slum presented with chronic neglected shoulder dislocation from a fall six months prior. With no insurance and four dependents, he had continued working through pain. Dr. Solanki performed arthroscopic Latarjet procedure using cost-effective implant alternatives he helped design, enabling the patient to return to light duty in 3 months and full duty in 6 months.

An 8-year-old child with cerebral palsy and severe hip subluxation was brought by her single mother working as domestic help. Dr. Solanki performed femoral varus derotation osteotomy combined with pelvic osteotomy, coordinating with physiotherapists for intensive post-op rehabilitation. The child achieved pain-free sitting and standing with support, dramatically improving her quality of life and caregiving burden.

A 33-year-old software professional developed complex regional pain syndrome following minor ankle sprain. After multiple failed treatments elsewhere, Dr. Solanki implemented a multidisciplinary approach including sympathetic blocks, medication optimization, and mirror therapy. The patient gradually regained function over 18 months and developed a mobile app to help others track CRPS symptoms.

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher from a rural village presented with severe bilateral knee osteoarthritis, having never sought medical care due to financial constraints. Dr. Solanki arranged charitable funding through hospital programs and performed staged bilateral knee replacements six months apart. The patient regained full mobility, started a small vegetable garden to support herself, and now mentors other elderly patients considering joint replacement.