International Hip Fellowship – Milan, Italy
International Hip Fellowship – Milan, Italy
Dr. Balaraju Naidu completed an advanced International Hip Fellowship in Milan, Italy, gaining specialized expertise in Primary and Revision Hip & Knee Arthroplasty at the prestigious:
I.R.C.C.S. Istituto Ortopedico Galeazzi
Istituto Ortopedico Galeazzi is one of Europe’s leading centers for orthopaedic research, joint replacement innovation, and complex arthroplasty surgeries.
Advanced Training in Primary & Revision Arthroplasty
During his fellowship, Dr. Naidu received hands-on training in:
Primary Total Hip Replacement Surgery
Complex & Revision Hip Arthroplasty
Management of Periprosthetic Fractures
Advanced Implant Positioning Techniques
Modern European Surgical Protocols
Enhanced Recovery Pathways
The program provided exposure to high-volume arthroplasty procedures and complex reconstructive cases under expert mentorship.
European Surgical Standards & Precision
Training in Milan strengthened Dr. Naidu’s expertise in:
✔ Precision implant alignment
✔ Biomechanical restoration of hip function
✔ Management of failed hip replacements
✔ Advanced revision strategies
✔ Infection control protocols in arthroplasty
This international exposure helped integrate global best practices into his surgical approach in India.
Impact on Patient Care in India
The knowledge and experience gained from Milan directly contribute to:
Improved hip replacement accuracy
Better long-term implant survival
Faster patient recovery
Reduced complications in revision surgeries
Today, this European fellowship foundation supports Dr. Naidu’s advanced robotic and computer-navigated joint replacement practice at ONUS Robotic Hospitals.
About Dr. Balaraju Naidu
Dr. Balaraju Naidu is a leading Robotic Orthopedic Surgeon in Hyderabad, with multiple international fellowships in robotic, hip, knee, and navigation-based joint replacement surgeries across Europe. His mission is to deliver global-standard orthopaedic care with precision, technology, and patient-first ethics.