Dr. Himanshu Tyagi

About Dr. Himanshu Tyagi

• Dr. Himanshu Tyagi, a seasoned spine and orthopedic surgeon, brings 16 years of valuable experience to his practice.
• He specializes in knee replacement surgeries, spinal interventions, orthopedic fractures, and Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgeries and is adept at procedures such as discectomy, spinal fusion, spinal fixation, and navigation-assisted knee replacements.
• With a remarkable track record, Dr. Tyagi has successfully conducted over 8000 surgeries, averaging more than 700 surgeries annually.
• Dr. Tyagi leverages cutting-edge technology in his procedures, contributing to his reputation as a leader in the field.
• He achieved a significant milestone by successfully removing a 6 kg tumor, the largest ever recorded, from the human spine.
• He received the 'VISHISHT CHIKITSA RATAN AWARD' in 2019 from the Delhi Medical Association.
• His scholarly contributions include published papers in various journals, including the Indian Heart Journal from 2013 to 2014.
• Dr. Tyagi is active in professional associations and is a member of the Delhi Orthopedic Association, the Association of Spine Surgeons of India (ASSI), the Indian Orthopedic Association, the UP Orthopedic Association, and the Delhi Spine Society.
• He is also actively involved in public welfare and social work through the NGO 'Center for India Progressing,' which is actively involved in medical treatment and the social upliftment of economically weaker sections of society. 

Education

• MBBS, Saurashtra University, Gujarat
• MCh (Orthopedics), University of Edinburgh, UK
• DNB (Spine Fellowship), Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi
• Post Graduation (Orthopedics), Bhabha Atomic Research Center & Hospital, Mumbai
• Fellowship (Spinal Deformity), Christian Medical College, Vellore
• MNAMS Orthopedics
• NIMHANS (Intradural and CV Junction), Bangalore

Past Experience

• Consultant, Apollo Hospital
• Consultant, Primus Hospital
• Consultant, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
• Senior Resident, Hosmat Hospital
• Consultant, BARC Hospital

Awards

Paper Published