Dr. Gaurav Rathore
Experience: Over 28 Years
Max Super Speciality Hospital
Sector-128, Noida, India
Introduction
Dr. Gaurav Rathore is a senior doctor at Max Hospital. He specialises in fixing joints and treating sports injuries. He spent 11 years working in top hospitals in the UK before moving to Noida. He has helped thousands of people walk again without pain. He is well-known for his skill in robotic knee and hip surgeries, where a very steady hand is needed.
About Dr. Gaurav Rathore
Dr. Gaurav Rathore completed his MS in India before spending 11 years in the UK for advanced surgical training. He uses robotic technology to perform joint replacements with high precision. His main goal is to restore natural movement, which helps patients heal faster and return to their daily lives with less pain.
He has extensive experience in “keyhole” surgeries for ligament and meniscus tears. Having worked at the world-famous Wrightington Hospital in England, he brings international expertise to his practice in Noida. He stays involved throughout the healing process to ensure every patient makes a full recovery.
Qualifications
- MBBS & MS (Orthopaedics).
- M.Sc. & M.Ch. (Orthopaedics, UK).
- Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (UK).
Awards & Recognition
- Senior Director at Max Hospital, Noida.
- Trained at world-famous bone surgery centres in the UK.
- Member of the Indian Orthopaedic Association.
- Expert in using computer-guided robotic tools for surgery.
- Recognised for over 28 years of excellent patient care.
Specialities & Expertise
- Robotic Knee and Hip Replacement
- Fixing Old or Failed Joint Surgeries
- Keyhole Surgery for Knee and Shoulder
- Sports Injuries (ACL and Meniscus tears)
- Foot, Ankle, and Fracture Care
Patient Experience & Approach
Patients say Dr. Gaurav Rathore is an honest and calm doctor. He understands that a major surgery or sports injury can be frightening. He takes the time to clarify the plan in terms the family can understand. He also assures them that they know what to expect as far as recovery is concerned, which takes away the worry factor.