Dr Kapil Tyagi is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon with nearly 15 years of hands-on clinical work, known for combining academic strength with practical surgical confidence. His journey through some of India’s most demanding government hospitals has shaped him into a surgeon who is decisive in emergencies and precise in planned joint surgeries.

He believes orthopaedics is not just about replacing joints—but about restoring mobility, confidence, and independence to patients.

Strong Academic & Clinical Foundation

• MBBS – S. N. Medical College, Agra
• MS (Orthopaedics) – King George Medical College, Lucknow
• M.Ch. (Orthopaedics) – Advanced super-specialisation

Training at KGMU and exposure to high-volume hospitals ensured early handling of complex trauma and joint disorders.

Hospital Experience (Where Skills Are Truly Built)

• RML Hospital, Delhi
• Lady Hardinge Medical College & Hospital, Delhi

👉 Working in these institutions means managing high patient load, emergency trauma, and complex revisions—not just routine cases.

Core Areas of Expertise

Dr Kapil Tyagi focuses on advanced orthopaedic care where accuracy matters most:

• Joint Replacement Surgeries
  • Knee replacement (Primary & Revision)
  • Hip replacement (Primary & Revision)
• Advanced Trauma Management
  • Complex fractures
  • High-impact injuries
• Special Focus Area
  • Fractures in patients with existing joint replacements
  • Surgical planning for difficult revision cases

What Makes Him Different

• 🔁 Pioneer of bilateral joint replacement – replacing both knees or hips in a single sitting, reducing overall recovery time
• 🦴 Deep experience in fracture management during joint replacement
• ⚖️ Balanced approach – surgery only when clearly needed
• 🗣️ Explains procedures in simple language, especially to elderly patients

Patient-Centric Philosophy

Dr Tyagi is known for:

• Honest guidance on surgery vs conservative treatment
• Focus on long-term mobility, not quick fixes
• Structured post-surgery rehabilitation advice

Best Suited For Patients With

• Severe knee or hip arthritis
• Failed or painful previous joint replacements
• Complex fractures near joints
• Trauma cases needing quick, stable surgical decisions