Dr. Vinod Sukhija

Dr. Vinod Sukhija

Orthopaedics, Spine & Joint Surgery

Experience: Over 45 years

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital

New Delhi, India

Introduction

Dr. Vinod Sukhija does orthopaedics at Indraprastha Apollo. Patients reach him when joints wear out and need replacing, fractures need fixing, the spine starts causing problems, a sports injury wrecked a knee or shoulder, or arthritis makes everyday movement painful and stiff.

About Dr. Vinod Sukhija

Dr. Vinod Sukhija has forty-five years of experience. That number alone tells a story most CVs can’t, but this one has a chapter most orthopaedic surgeons don’t: operating on injured soldiers during the Gulf War. Fellow of the AO Society, which is the international authority on how bones should be fixed, the principles of fracture fixation are taught in orthopaedic training programs worldwide.

Here’s where this career takes an unusual turn: he served as Head of Orthopaedics for the Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia for five years. Then, in 1991, during Operation Desert Storm, the Gulf War, he actively served as an orthopaedic surgeon with the American Allied Forces, treating injured soldiers on the front lines. Forty-five years of practice after all of that covers pretty much everything the musculoskeletal system can throw at you.

Qualifications

  • MBBS — Glancy Medical College, Amritsar.
  • MS (Orthopaedics) — Glancy Medical College, Amritsar.
  • MCh (Orthopaedics).
  • Traumatology Fellowship — Medical University of Vienna, Austria.
  • Fellow of the AO Society.

Awards & Recognition

  • Served as an orthopaedic surgeon with Allied Forces during the Gulf War (1991).
  • Former Head of Orthopaedics, Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia.
  • AO Society Fellow.
  • Vienna is trained in traumatology.
  • Member of SICOT and Life Member of the Austrian Medical Society.

Specialities & Expertise

  • Total knee and hip replacement
  • Complex fracture management spo
  • Arthroscopic sports injury surgery
  • ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair
  • Spine surgery disc herniation and spondylosis
  • Regenerative therapy for arthritis

Patient Experience & Approach

Joint replacement patients say Dr. Vinod Sukhija’s evaluation covered whether replacement was truly needed or whether regenerative therapy could still buy meaningful time. Sports injury patients mention that arthroscopic repairs got them moving again with tiny scars and clear rehab timelines. Across the board, families mention that forty-five years of experience shows in how calmly even the most intimidating surgical conversations get handled.