Dr. Parag Sancheti, 16, Shivaji Nagar, Pune (2026)

02/03/2026

The recently concluded 42nd MOACON 2026 was truly a celebration of Legacy, Leadership and Learning — blending innovation, pursuing excellence and harnessing talent.
As the Patron of MOACON 2026, it was an honour to witness the coming together of brilliant minds at the Hyatt Regency, Viman Nagar, Pune.
It was a pleasure to be Convenor for multiple academic sessions including Shoulder Arthroscopy, Knee Cartilage, Multiligament Instability. Each session reflected the depth of evolving orthopaedic science and the importance of collaborative learning.
I also had the opportunity to contribute as faculty during the session on Vision for MOA – Lessons in Leadership and Administration, sharing insights on leadership beyond clinical practice.
One of the most meaningful discussions was the session on“Orthopedic Stalwarts in Philanthropic Work where I presented on ‘ Philantrophy – How It can be a part of your day to day life.’ This session highlighted how while continuing our profession, how we can still do philantrophic work.
The session on AR/VR & Simulation in Orthopaedics showcased how digital technology is reshaping training, precision and the future of our specialty.
We also had a SIOR Alumni Meet & Greet event & it was great to reconnect with generations of alumni who continue to carry forward a shared vision of excellence.
My sincere gratitude to the Dr. Narayan Karne, Dr.Sachin Abane, Dr. Shailesh Hadgaonkar & entire Organising committee who tirelessly worked round the clock to make MOACON 2026 a resounding success. Also, special thanks to President Dr. Sampat Dumbre Patil and Secretary Dr. Abhijeet Wahegaonkar for all their efforts to make MOACON 2026 a resounding success.
Conferences like these reaffirm that orthopaedics is not just a science — it is a collective commitment to innovation, education and service.

02/03/2026

Can knee arthritis be reduced and controlled?

The answer depends on the stage and severity of the condition. While advanced arthritis may not be completely reversible, early and moderate knee arthritis can often be effectively managed with the right treatment plan.

In this video, Dr Parag Sancheti explains:

✔️ What happens to the knee joint in arthritis
✔️ Whether cartilage damage can be reversed
✔️ Non-surgical treatment options
✔️ Role of weight management & exercise
✔️ When surgery becomes necessary

Early diagnosis and proper management can significantly slow down progression and improve quality of life.

27/02/2026

Thank you Team TNOACON for an outstanding TNOA Annual Conference 2026 at Courtallam.
As the saying goes, “Never before, never again…” — and truly, this conference has set the benchmark remarkably high.
The choice of venue was breathtaking, the hospitality impeccable, and the food absolutely delightful. The academic sessions were enriching and thoughtfully curated, with all halls witnessing excellent delegate participation throughout. The social evenings were equally vibrant and enjoyable.
It is evident that months of meticulous planning and tireless effort have culminated in a truly memorable conference. The memories of TNOACON 2026 continue to linger fondly in my mind.
I was particularly inspired by the President’s theme, “Educate the Society & Enlighten the Fraternity.” The conference and the various initiatives undertaken by Tamil Nadu Orthopaedic Association truly reflect and uphold this vision.
Had the privilege of speaking on Valgus Knee, discussing evolving concepts, surgical decision-making, and practical approaches to achieving optimal alignment and long-term outcomes.
Was also grateful to join an esteemed panel moderated by Dr. S R Sundararajan, Dr. Raieev Raman, Dr. Palanivelrajan, Dr. K. P. SaravanaKumar and Dr. Tholkapiyan & Dr. Bhupesh Karthik
It was an engaging discussion on expanding our arthroscopic capabilities, newer techniques, and refining surgical precision for better patient outcomes.
Also gave a talk on ‘ACL Reconstruction – What’s In & What’s Out’ & ‘ACL Reconstruction in the skeletally immature’, where I shared insights on current trends in ACL reconstruction—what innovations are shaping the future and what practices are gradually evolving out of routine use
My special thanks to President Dr. Manikandan, Secretary Dr. Thirunarayanan, Dr. Tharmaraj, Dr. Muthuraman, Dr. Damodharan, Dr. Suresh Kumar, Dr. Sundarajan, and Dr. Bhupesh Karthik for organising such an excellent meeting and for graciously making me a part of it.
My sincere gratitude to all the Executive Committee Members, Office Bearers, the entire Organising Committee, and the Office Bearers of Nellai Ortho Club for their dedication and commitment.

26/02/2026

It was indeed a great pleasure to receive the Kenyan delegation at Sancheti Meril Surgical Skills Centre and Sancheti Hospital.

Drs. Ankit Dave, Mohammedali Shamsuddin, Mark Lumbasi, James Kigera, Victor Barg, James Mogire, Mohammed Baradia, and Orokom Kibagendi from Kenya visited us.
They actively participated in a Saw Bone Workshop utilizing the newly launched MISO Robot, showcasing advanced robotic-assisted surgical training.

The delegation also attended the Sancheti Morning Clinical Meeting and visited the Operation Theatre to observe TKR n ACL surgeries. I enjoyed my academic discussions with them

Their visit further included a tour of the newly opened Sancheti Advanced Orthocare Hospital, where they expressed appreciation for the state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities.

The interaction was enriching and marked another meaningful step towards academic collaboration and exchange in orthopaedic education between Pune n Nairobi

25/02/2026

It was a matter of great honour for us at Sancheti Hospital to have Pujya Sadhviji Pritisudhaji Guru Maharaj Ji in our hospital for treatment of orthopaedic issues. On the day of her discharge, her kind gesture of felicitating us was deeply touching and humbling. Not only me, but our entire Sancheti family remain grateful for her Blessings.

23/02/2026

It was a great honour to be invited as faculty to GOACON 2026, hosted by the South Gujarat Orthopaedic Association, at Hotel Le Meridien, Surat.
I gave a talk on “ACL Reconstruction – What’s In? What’s Out? Innovations” focusing on evolving techniques, evidence-based practices, and the future of ACL management.
Grateful to the Gujarat Orthopaedic Association for curating a platform that encourages meaningful dialogue, learning, and innovation in orthopaedics.
Wish to thank Dr. Jignesh Pandya, Dr. Dhaval Desai, Dr. Niral Shah, Dr. Jai Bhatt for their overwhelming support and hospitality. Also it was a great pleasure to catch up with our alumni Dr. Chetan Kadiwala and Dr. Pavan Desai. They went out of their way to make my stay a comfortable one in Surat.
Such conferences continue to strengthen our collective commitment to advancing patient care through science and skill.

20/02/2026

Knee arthritis doesn’t have to control your life.
With safe exercises, healthy eating, and good daily habits, you can reduce pain and protect your joints.

Dr. Parag Sancheti explains how to keep knee arthritis under control — every day, every step.

Save this reel. Share it with someone who struggles with knee pain.

20/02/2026

My special thanks to all the Insurance companies for having participated whole heartedly in the recently held Sancheti Badminton League at LSBI Badminton Arena in Pune.
From the very first serve to the final smash, the energy, sportsmanship, and team spirit on display made this league truly special. Seeing colleagues come together beyond the clinics—competing, cheering, and celebrating—was a reminder that teamwork thrives both on and off the court.
This event created a great bond between the hospital staff, doctors and the insurance personnel.
Heartiest congratulations to our champions: In the first place we have Smash Squad taking the top spot with grit and consistency. The second place secured by the Net Warriors – with their outstanding performance and fighting spirit.
A big thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and helped make this league a grand success. This was not just about winning—it was about wellness, bonding, and celebrating the sporting spirit that keeps us moving forward.
A special mention for Dr. Yash, Mrs. Ajanta, Tanuja, Gitanjali, Mr. Gawade, Mr. Abhijeet Chandgude, Archana Ma’am, Rupal ma’am & Marketing team. Special mention to Dr. Sandeep Patwardhan & Dr. Ashutosh Ajri for their whole hearted participation & for the efforts they put in to make the Sancheti Badminton League a resounding success.

18/02/2026

I recently attended the 5th Master Case Series – Knee as faculty, where learning truly came a full circle under the theme “Each One, Teach One. Learn All.” This event was hosted at The Grand, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
I was honoured to participate as a panelist in the session discussing the congenital absence of knee ligaments.I also moderated a thought-provoking talk on “The Changing Landscape of Knee Arthroscopy – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”,given by my mentor Dr. Anant Joshi. It was an honour for me to moderate this session with another mentor of mine, Dr. Ashok Rajgopal.
I am grateful to Dr. Raju Easwaran, Dr. Pankaj Amite, Dr. Ankit Varshney, Dr .Atul Mishra, Dr. Himanshu Gupta, Dr. Naman Goel & Dr. Shekhar Srivastav for making me a part of this program and also for curating such a meaningful academic platform and fostering rich clinical discussions. This Course is a must attend for all practising knee arthroscopy surgeons.

17/02/2026

An engaging evening where science met sports.
The Evening Sports & Arthroscopy CME, held recently at Lemon Tree Premier, Aerocity, brought together leading minds in sports medicine for an enriching academic exchange.
I delivered an insightful session on ACL Injury Management – What’s In & What’s Out, addressing evolving concepts, evidence-based practices, and real-world clinical decision-making.The session sparked meaningful discussions and audience engagement.
The CME also featured thought-provoking contributions from Dr Vinod Kumar, Dr Deepak Joshi, and Dr Shekhar Shrivastav, making the evening a well-rounded academic experience.
An inspiring platform focused on learning, dialogue, and advancing excellence in sports injuries and arthroscopy.
It was an honour to meet up with my colleagues Dr. Abhishek Mishra, Dr. Pushpinder Bajaj, Dr. Bhasin, Dr. Avnish Kumar Shrivastava, Dr. Samarjit Singh & other senior colleagues. Also, I enjoyed interacting with our Alumni Dr. Kunal Aneja, Dr. Lovey Singhal, Dr. Gaurav Anand, Dr. Anubhav Jain, Dr. Ashish Yadav, Dr. Tejas Gandhi, Dr. Abhishek Vaish.
A heartfelt thanks to Dr. Jujhar Singh for his efforts to make this CME a successful one.

11/02/2026

Honoured to be part of the Golden Jubilee State Conference of the Karnataka Orthopaedic Association – KOACON 2026 at Vijayapura during 30th–31st January & 1st February 2026, that marked an important milestone in the association’s journey.
On Day 1, I had the opportunity to participate in the Arthroscopy Workshop, where we discussed current perspectives and evolving practices in orthopaedics. I shared insights on “ACL Reconstruction – Recent Advances: What’s In & What’s Out,” focusing on evidence-based decision-making in modern sports knee surgery.
During CME I gave a talk on management of four-part proximal humerus fractures, comparing osteosynthesis versus arthroplasty, highlighting indications, outcomes, and patient-specific considerations. We had good discussions.
For me the highlight was the inauguration of KOACON held on 30th January evening. It was very emotional and nostalgic to experience the whole inauguration ceremony. I specially liked the felicitation of Past Presidents and Past Secretaries and also enjoyed all the speeches. Overall a very well organised inauguration ceremony.
A very special thanks to Dr. Anil Patil & Dr. Harish Murthy. Also wish to thank Dr. Nandi, Dr. Ravi Kumar, Dr. Ramangauda, Dr. Sachin, Dr. Vijay & Dr. Prakash Sasnur for having made me a part of the golden jubilee meeting.

10/02/2026

It was a fun being part of the Patna Knee Course 2026, an engaging academic meet focused on arthroplasty, trauma and sports injuries, centered around the theme “Let’s Debate. “
On Day 1, I participated as guest faculty in multiple interactive sessions. We discussed current trends in ACL reconstruction — what’s in and what’s out, followed by case-based discussions in knee arthroscopy, where the debates were lively, academically fascinating, and truly thought-provoking.
I also shared perspectives on total knee replacement in severe varus and valgus deformities, highlighting the changing paradigm and the importance of individualized surgical planning. The day concluded with an engaging case-based discussion on arthroplasty, with stimulating exchanges that added great academic value.
The Course offered an excellent platform for open dialogue and meaningful learning. *I wish to thank Dr. Nishikant Kumar for inviting me as faculty for the Patna Knee Course 2026 and also for his hospitality* Also wish to place on record my thanks for Dr. Amulya Kumar Singh, Dr. Gurudeo Kumar, Dr. Saurabh Chaudhary and Dr. Ramit Gunjan for organising such a wonderful conference.

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