Jaipur · Est. as India's first exclusive MSK & sports radiology institute
Most musculoskeletal pain is treated on a guess. Here, a sports radiologist and an interventional pain physician name the pain generator first — then treat exactly that, without surgery.
The atlas
We organise care the way the body is built — joint by joint. It is how we scan, how we treat, and how we teach our fellowship. Start with the region that hurts.
How we work
In-house diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, expert interpretation of joint and sports MRI, and image-guided intervention — performed by the same person who read the scan.
A physical assessment first, because a scan without a clinical question produces findings, not answers.
Dynamic, real-time imaging in the same appointment. We watch the tissue move and load.
Joint and sports MRI read by a dual-fellowship-trained musculoskeletal and sports radiologist.
The injection goes where the ultrasound says it should. No landmark guesswork, no blind placement.
Treatments
Medication, rehabilitation, interventional pain medicine and regenerative therapy. Nothing is referred out mid-treatment, because the diagnosis does not travel well.
Acute and overuse injury across club, state and professional sport — assessment through to return-to-play clearance.
Read moreUltrasound and C-arm guided injections, nerve blocks and ablations placed precisely at the pain generator.
Read moreInterventional pain medicine for pain that has outlasted conservative care and its original diagnosis.
Read moreDiagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound in-house, plus specialist reading of joint and sports MRI.
Read morePRP, bone marrow aspirate concentrate and microfragmented adipose tissue, offered only where indicated.
Read moreHands-on mobilisation and soft-tissue work, prescribed against the imaging findings rather than the symptom.
Read moreMilestone-based rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery, including surgery performed elsewhere.
Read moreA second read of your imaging and treatment plan by our international musculoskeletal faculty network.
Read moreSpecialists
Four people, one case discussion. Over 20,000 patients treated since the institute opened.
MSK & Sports Radiologist
The only dedicated musculoskeletal interventional and sports radiologist practising in Rajasthan. Ten years of non-surgical treatment for joint pain, backache and sports injury. Dual fellowship in sports and musculoskeletal radiology, Belgium; faculty at conferences in Belgium and Germany.
Interventional Pain Physician
Anaesthesiologist and pain management specialist. Regional anaesthesia and ultrasound-guided nerve blocks, C-arm and USG guided interventional pain management, and complete peri-procedural patient care.
Physiotherapy
Dr. Sailaja Khatiwara and Dr. Sitaram Sharma lead manual therapy, post-operative rehabilitation and the graded return-to-sport progression that follows every intervention.
JIPSI Academy
One of the few centres in India running dedicated musculoskeletal radiology training — clinical skills, MSK ultrasound, MSK MRI and the full range of image-guided intervention, including sarcoma biopsy and radiofrequency ablation.
India's first dedicated fellowship combining clinical evaluation, musculoskeletal OPD, MSK MRI, MSK ultrasound and image-guided intervention. For radiologists who want to practise, not only report.
Shoulder, ankle, knee and hip ultrasound from basics to advanced, plus shadowing MRI reporting and live interventions. Minimum six years' post-MD experience; video interview required.
Part 3 of the joint-wise Comprehensive Clinico-Radiological series, with Indian and international faculty. Parts 1 (Knee) and 2 (Ankle & Foot) available on demand.
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Patient reviews
"I haven't frequently seen the dedication you have towards your patients. The extra effort that you put in — staying back much beyond time, taking pain to explain each and every detail involved in the work that you do, and why it is important to follow a case-specific approach to different injury."
"For some past couple of months, I had been suffering from a bad case of frozen shoulder. My range of motion was quite restricted and the night pain was excruciating, both of which led to a rapid deterioration of my quality of life. I tried a lot of things — physiotherapy, certain medicines, hot-cold compressions — but nothing really helped."
"I had very severe nerve pain at the ankle. Had gone through 3 major surgeries, but still I didn't get relief. It was since 4 years. I couldn't do any exercise, walk or stand for a longer period of time. Doing garba or dance was just impossible for me."
"I had been suffering from chronic upper shoulder pain since December 2019. What began as a slight discomfort gradually escalated, altering my life in ways I couldn't have imagined. The pain was so frustrating and persistent that it eventually caused migraines, making daily life incredibly difficult."
