DNB (Orthopaedics), D.Ortho
Fellowship in Joint Replacement
Dr Aditya Sadawarte is a Consultant Orthopaedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon with more then 10 years of experience , specializing in Knee & Hip Replacement Surgeries and Limb Reconstruction.
Post completing his medical studies from Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa, Thane, Dr Aditya undertook his Specialize Training in Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement at Saifee Hospital, Mumbai, which is one of the largest Trauma & Joint Replacement Centre in Mumbai. Subsequently he continued his Residency at Maxcure Hospital, Hyderabad for gaining overall experience in all aspects of Trauma and Joint Replacement Surgery.
In 2017 Dr Aditya obtained the Fellowship in Joint Replacement under Orthopaedics Stalwart , Author of various books and a Senior Orthopaedic Consultant Dr D D Tanna.
Working under guidance of Dr D D Tanna, he gained fellowship experience in Joint Replacement and Complex Trauma Surgeries from various leading Multi Speciality Centres of excellence like Jaslok, Breach Candy, Saifee Hospital, Mumbai.
Dr Aditya has a strong academic background, and to his credit have published several scientific articles in peer reviewed journals which he presented in State & National Orthopaedic Conferences. He is also the recipient of Best Paper & Publication Award at the State Conference in 2019.
His strong interest in teaching and training has been widely acknowledged and appreciated, he has been awarded the Trainee of the year at Saifee Hospital, Mumbai in 2013.
His aim is to provide the best clinical care with an evidence based approach to all aspects of Orthopaedic Surgeries.
Completed MBBS from Rajiv Gandhi Medical College, Kalwa, Thane, which is under Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik (MUHS).
Completed Diploma in Orthopaedics in first attempt From Saifee Hospital, Mumbai.
Completed DNB in Orthopaedics in first attempt From Maxcure Hospital (Formerly Mediciti), Hyderabad, Telengana.
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