Dr Bhavin Jadav

11/03/2026

The annual courses in Sydney.
I have the privilege of being co-chair for the Advanced Principles course for orthopaedic trauma surgeons.
Great few days of education, trauma camaraderie and a few nice dinners on the town.

08/02/2026

Let’s confuse the kids!

07/01/2026

Calm down everyone. AI is not about to take the job of the doctors. Let alone surgeons, not even the radiologists! 🤣

27/10/2025

Presented my proposed extension - Type 7 of the Rockwood classification of ACJ injury complex at the OTA- Phoenix, AZ.

The other image pane is the classic Rockwood classification of the AC joint injuries They are all AC Joint injury patterns. They all depend on the Coraco-clavicular relationship to fail at the two coracoclacvicular ligements.

Pane 3 shows an AC Joint injury with coracoid base avulsion fracture.
These are the same injury mechanisms, just the CC ligaments don’t fail and instead they pull the coracoid with them.
This means you can not fix them by the Coraco-Clavicular interval fixation with buttons like the other commoner AC Joint injury patterns.

The classic Rockwood 3-6 patterns can be treated with coraco-clavicular ineteval fixation with buttons, but when there is coracoid fracture, such button fixation is not possible.

This can be treated with Hook plate effectively instead.

Not realizing this classification pattern and its mechanics leads surgeons to do more complex surgeries like open, percutaneous or endocscopy assisted coracoid-glenoid screw fixation. Understanding this ligament injury pattern allows you to fix this with simpler Hook plate.

This pattern I am proposing to be called a Type 7 or a new Variant of the Rockwood AC Joint injury classification system.

27/09/2025

Grateful to combine my US visit with a deep dive into advanced hip techniques at the Orthoskills: Total Hip course.

A day packed with:
🔹 Direct Anterior Hip Replacement
🔹 Periprosthetic Fracture Management
🔹 Extended Trochanteric Osteotomy
🔹 Acetabular Defect Reconstruction

Stellar faculty, engaging case discussions, and hands-on cadaver labs = true cognitive immersion in contemporary total hip replacement surgery.

23/09/2025

Excited to be here in Philadelphia on a surgical visitor ship by
Looking forwards to a few weeks of learning from surgeons here and sharing ideas about orthopaedic trauma surgeries.

13/09/2025

Doodle time!

11/09/2025

I had a great time in the short trip to India. Met many old friends and colleagues and could get involved in the Ahmedabad Arthroscopy Academy event organized by as a session moderator for elbow fracture dislocation injuries.

04/09/2025

Sometimes clinical research reports surprising findings, but only sometimes. Usually the results are, let’s just say, not so surprising.

When a patient has ‘severe’ hip arthritis, giving them a hip replacement is significantly better for them as compared to just sending them to the gym to work out.
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16/08/2025

Ecce Pelvis!

09/08/2025

01/08/2025

You shall be known as the T-Rex fracture!