Dr. Prashanth Inna

Consultant - Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery

Pediatrics-Orthopedics

Manipal Hospital, Hal Airport Road,Banglalore - Bangalore, India

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Qualification

MBBS MS (Orthopedics) (AIIMS) DNB MNAMS

Languages

English Tulu Kannada Hindi

Work Experience

21 Years Experience Overall (16 years as specialist)

Awards & Achivements

• 3 Gold Medals in MBBS
• Presented a paper titled “Giant cell tumors: Ploidy
p53 and ER/PR receptors: Are these the prognostic markers?” in the Delhi Orthopedic association annual conference (DOACON-2009) held in AIIMS
New Delhi
India on January 2010 and was awarded with the “Best paper presentation under 40 years of age”.

Memberships

• Indian Orthopedic Association
• National Academy of Medical sciences
Delhi
• Indian Federation of sports medicine

Area of Interest

• Congenital problems- like DDH
Clubfeet
• Neurological problems like Cerebral Palsy
Myelomeningocoele and the Residual Deformities
• Limb lengthening and Deformity Correction
• Pediatric Musculoskeletal Infections
• Developmental disorders like Per

Dr. Prashanth Inna completed MS in orthopedics from the prestigious All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi and is currently associated with Manipal Hospital OAR, Bangalore. With 12 years of clinical experience, his specialization lies in neuromuscular problems including cerebral palsy, metabolic problems, dysplasia, limb lengthening and Deformity correction. Apart from being a member of National Academy of Medical Sciences, Indian Orthopaedic Association, General Medical Council (U.K) Dr.Prashanth has done fellowships in Paediatric orthopedics for one year at RHSC, Glasgow (U.K) and for six months at KUMC, Seoul, South Korea. He went on to do 3 years Senior Residency at Central Institute of Orthopaedic, Safdarjung Hospital (Delhi). Dr. Prashanths area of expertise lies in Fracture fixation and orthoscopy. His mission is to get the patient recovery time as short as possible, so they can return to their homes and begin normal activities.