Dr. Ashish Kumar Gupta

Dr. Ashish Kumar Gupta is a highly skilled Orthopedic Surgeon based in Delhi with approximately 14 years of extensive experience in the field. He earned his MBBS and MS in Orthopedics from the prestigious Sawai Mansingh (SMS) Medical College in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Currently serving as a Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi, his clinical practice is widely recognized for combining sophisticated surgical precision with a strong commitment to evidence-based adult and pediatric bone and joint healthcare. Throughout his career, Dr. Gupta has held significant positions at premier public and private tertiary healthcare facilities. He served as a Senior Resident at Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital, Pitampura, under the Government of NCT, Delhi, where he independently executed numerous surgeries involving primary and complex trauma care, joint reconstruction, arthroscopy, and spine surgery. He also gained specialized experience in managing difficult orthopedic infections and musculoskeletal tumor surgeries. Furthermore, during his tenure as an Associate Consultant at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, he further refined his advanced skills in total joint replacement, particularly complex knee and hip replacement surgeries. Dr. Gupta balances his frontline clinical duties with academic excellence, contributing significantly to the medical community through various original research paper presentations at national and regional orthopedic conferences. His scientific work has been featured in several peer-reviewed national and international medical journals. Known for his comprehensive, patient-centric approach to athletic injuries, fractures, and degenerative joint diseases, Dr. Ashish Kumar Gupta remains a trusted specialist for patients requiring everything from routine orthopedic interventions to complex reconstructive trauma surgeries in New Delhi.

Publish paper on “ Role of Joshi’s external stabilization system with percutaneous screw fixation in high energy tibial condylar fracture associated with severe soft tissue injuries.” In Chinese journal of traumatolgy in July 2014.