Dr. Aman Khanna, Orthopaedic & Sports-Injury Surgeon in Surat
In orthopaedic practice since 2016, with fellowship training in France and a focus on arthroscopy, sports injuries and joint-preserving surgery.
A surgeon's path, built on training and repetition
Dr. Aman Khanna has been in orthopaedic practice since 2016. He completed his MBBS at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, followed by an M.S. in Orthopaedics at Government Medical College, Surat (2016–2020) and Senior Residency at New Civil Hospital, Surat, in 2022.
In 2021 he undertook a Sports Medicine, Hip & Knee Fellowship at Lyon Croix-Rousse University Hospital, France — training that shaped his approach to arthroscopic and joint-preserving surgery. He went on to complete the IOA Clinical Fellowship in Arthroscopy at IOACON 2024.
He holds daily OPD consultant practice at Mahavir Hospital, is also a consultant at Prish Hospital, and manages trauma cases at Prish Hospital. His clinical interests span knee and shoulder arthroscopy, sports injuries, complex trauma, and deformity correction. He has published peer-reviewed research in spine surgery — including studies on DVT risk in spinal surgery patients and outcomes in traumatic cervical spine fractures — both indexed in PubMed and freely available as open-access articles. See the Research & Publications page for full details.
Training & qualifications
MBBS
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat.
M.S. Orthopaedics
Government Medical College, Surat.
Sports Medicine, Hip & Knee Fellowship
Lyon Croix-Rousse University Hospital, France.
Senior Residency & Consultant (past)
New Civil Hospital, Surat — senior residency, and formerly associated as a consultant.
IOA Clinical Fellowship in Arthroscopy
Awarded at IOACON 2024.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Mahavir Hospital (daily OPD), BAPS Hospital & Prish Hospital, Surat. New clinic in City Light opening soon.
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How Dr. Khanna approaches care
Minimally invasive, where appropriate
Arthroscopic and joint-preserving techniques are considered first where the condition allows, to support a more comfortable recovery.
Honest counsel
Every option is explained plainly, including when surgery is not the right first step and when physiotherapy or observation is more appropriate.
Guided recovery
Post-operative rehabilitation is planned and followed up, not left to chance — recovery is treated as part of the treatment, not an afterthought.
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