Dr. Brajesh Koushle
29 years
Yashoda Medicity, Indirapuram
Ghaziabad, India
Introduction
Dr. Brajesh Koushle, Director & Unit Head of Orthopaedics at Yashoda Medicity, treats joint troubles and sports injuries using arthroscopy and robotic surgery. People come to him for knee pain, shoulder damage, ACL tears, hip problems, and sports-related injuries needing fixing.
About Dr. Brajesh Koushle
Dr. Brajesh Koushle has been working in bones and sports medicine for over twenty-seven years now. And most patients showing up either have sports injuries like torn ligaments or joints beaten down from arthritis. He works on regular people with shoulder or knee mess to elite athletes, where getting back fast without risking another injury becomes everything.
Dr. Koushle performs robotic replacements for the knee, hip, and shoulder, where getting placement spot-on really matters for lasting results. He got trained at the Arthrex Center in Bangkok for advanced arthroscopy work. He has been the official bone doc for the Indian Athletics Team and Olympic Association since 2010, treating top athletes at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, Commonwealth Games 2022, and Paris Olympics 2024.
Qualifications
- MBBS – Rani Durgawati Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur (1997)
- MS (Orthopaedics) – Rani Durgawati Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur (2000)
- Advanced Training in Arthroscopy – Arthrex Chula Training Center, Bangkok
Awards & Recognition
- Director & Unit Head of Orthopaedics at Yashoda Medicity
- Official doctor for the Indian Athletics Team and the Indian Olympic Association (since 2010)
- Treated athletes at Asian Games 2018, Tokyo Olympics, Commonwealth Games 2022, Paris Olympics 2024
- Previously worked at Fortis and Yatharth Hospitals
- Member of the Indian Medical Olympic Council, Life Member of the IOA
Specialities & Expertise
- Sports injury work
- ACL and PCL fixing
- Rotator cuff repair
- Keyhole surgeries
- Robotic joint replacements
- Sports trauma handling
Patient Experience & Approach
Patients say Dr. Koushle gets sports injuries differently – he treats Olympic athletes regularly. When someone tears their ACL or wrecks their shoulder, he walks through keyhole options and honest timelines for returning to sports. Athletes like that he understands getting back to competition pressure without messing things up later.
Those who got robotic replacements mention that accuracy was way better, and walking happened way sooner than expected. Treating Olympic-level athletes means he’s seen every sports injury and joint problem that can happen.