Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mishra Orthopaedic Superspecialist

12/08/2025

अपने मरीज का इलाज यहाँ वहाँ के किसी भी डॉक्टर से कराने से बचें । सबसे सटीक और भरोसेमंद इलाज के लिए मिलें, डॉ. राजेश कुमार मिश्रा से ।

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10/08/2025

जन हित में जारी 🙏🏻

09/08/2025

Did Clavicle Plating in DH. Chhatarpur for 2 weeks old Fracture… who referred to medical college for this surgery but he was not fortunate enough to bear such expenses 🙏🏻🙏🏻

21/07/2025

Rough timeline for suture Removal
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17/06/2025

📝Grades of Ankle Sprain

🙏🏻Grade I

Hemorrhage: Little or No

Point Tenderness: No

Loss of Function: No

Decreased Total Ankle Motion: ≤ 5°

Swelling: ≤ 0.5 cm

Anterior Drawer Test: Negative (−)

Talar Tilt Test: Negative (−)

Stress Radiography: Not applicable (−)

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🙏🏻Grade II

Hemorrhage: Yes

Point Tenderness: Yes

Loss of Function: Some

Decreased Total Ankle Motion: > 5° and < 10°

Swelling: > 0.5 cm and < 2 cm

Anterior Drawer Test: Positive (+)

Talar Tilt Test: Negative (−)

Stress Radiography: Not applicable (−)

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🙏🏻Grade IIIA

Hemorrhage: Yes

Point Tenderness: Yes (extreme)

Loss of Function: Near total

Decreased Total Ankle Motion: ≥ 10°

Swelling: ≥ 2 cm

Anterior Drawer Test: Positive (+)

Talar Tilt Test: Positive (+)

Stress Radiography: ADM ≤ 3 mm

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🙏🏻Grade IIIB

Hemorrhage: Yes

Point Tenderness: Yes (extreme)

Loss of Function: Near total

Decreased Total Ankle Motion: ≥ 10°

Swelling: ≥ 2 cm

Anterior Drawer Test: Positive (+)

Talar Tilt Test: Positive (+)

Stress Radiography: ADM > 3 mm

07/04/2025

Bakody’s sign

Bakody’s sign is a clinical indicator frequently encountered by physiotherapists in musculoskeletal (MSK) practice. It is observed when a patient places their affected arm over their head, resting the palm on the crown. This positioning is often adopted instinctively as it alleviates radicular pain associated with cervical nerve root compression.

Biomechanical Explanation:

In this position, the following biomechanical adjustments occur:

Shoulder: Abducted

Elbow: Flexed

Forearm: Pronated

Wrist: Flexed

This posture reduce mechanical traction on compressed cervical nerve roots, particularly at the C5-C7 levels, thereby providing symptomatic relief.

Clinical Significance:

The shoulder abduction relief test mimics this movement pattern and is used to assess cervical radiculopathy. If pain relief is noted in this position, it suggests compression of the C5-C6 nerve roots, aiding in clinical diagnosis and management.

29/01/2025

01/12/2024

World AIDS Day
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23/10/2024

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10/10/2024

Om Shanti 🙏🏻
Legend… truly a भारत रत्न 🇮🇳

03/09/2024

I’m very excited and humbled at the same time to be considered as a reviewer of journal at Indian Journal of Orthopaedics, excited as this new feather in my cap proves that I’m on my way of becoming better as the days go by.
I’m humbled as I have come a long way from submitting journals to reviewing them.