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The surgeon who brought world-class joints home to Bihar.

Dr. Amit Kumar Sinha — Joint Replacement Surgeon, Patna Dr. Sinha with the ROSA robotic joint replacement system

The story

Trained at the world's busiest joint replacement centre.

Dr. Amit Kumar Sinha completed his National Board Fellowship in Arthroplasty at SHALBY Hospitals, Ahmedabad — among the highest-volume joint replacement centres in the world. He returned to Patna with one conviction: patients in Bihar should not have to travel to Delhi, Mumbai or Chennai for a world-class knee or hip.

He became Bihar's first National Board Certified Joint Replacement Surgeon, pioneered the minimally invasive Nano Technique in the state, and in 2026 launched the region's first and only ROSA® robotic joint replacement programme at BIG Apollo Spectra Hospital, Patna. His practice covers primary, complex, infected and revision joint replacements — including the cases other centres decline.

Recognition

Awards, research & firsts.

Dr. Amit Kumar Sinha receiving the BOACON gold medal
Bihar's 1st FNB (Arthroplasty)First National Board Certified Joint Replacement Surgeon in the entire state.
5× BOACON Gold MedalDr. R. P. Singh Gold Medal for best paper — five consecutive years at the Bihar Orthopaedic Association conference.
ROSA® robotic pioneerLaunched the first and only robotic joint replacement programme in the region, 2026.
International facultyInvited faculty at national and international orthopaedic conferences.
World's largest series — infected kneesAuthor of the world's largest published series on infected knee management.
Distal femur non-unionsAuthor of the world's largest series on distal femur non-union management.
Peer reviewer — IJOReviewed 50+ papers for the Indian Journal of Orthopaedics.
Published researcherPublications on patellofemoral instability (Fulkerson osteotomy), tibial non-unions and failed ankle arthrodesis in international journals.

Philosophy

Surgery is the last resort — done right when it's the only one.

Honest first opinion

If medicine, physiotherapy or injections can still work, that is the advice you will get — not an operation date.

Precision over speed

Robotic guidance, muscle-sparing access and meticulous balancing — because a joint should last decades.

Family in the loop

Every step explained in plain language, to the patient and the people who care for them.

Get a clear answer about your joint.

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