Dr. Prakash M. Doshi is a highly experienced orthopaedic and trauma surgeon with over 42 years of clinical excellence. A pioneer in Minimal Invasive Fracture Care in India, he specialises in treating fractures using closed, non-invasive approaches and advanced implant technologies. With three decades of expertise in arthroplasty, he has performed numerous hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. Dr. Doshi has also contributed extensively to sports injury management and trauma research at an international level, including collaborations with AO Group, Switzerland. He is widely recognised for his clinical innovation and leadership in advanced fracture care.

Educational Qualifications:

• Spine & Trauma Training – Buffalo, New York (1980)
• MS (Orthopaedics) – University of Bombay (1979)
• D.Ortho – College of Physicians & Surgeons, Mumbai (1979)
• MBBS – University of Mumbai (1977)

Professional Experience:

• 41+ years of specialised experience in minimally invasive fracture care
• Traumatologist & Arthroplasty Surgeon for over 30 years
• Expertise in treating osteoporotic fractures with cutting-edge technologies
• Experienced in managing simple to highly complex fractures using next-generation implants
• Special interest in sports injuries and joint reconstruction

Professional Memberships:

• ASWG (Asia Pacific Trauma Working Group), affiliated with AOTK, AO Group

Awards & Achievements:

• Chairman/Faculty for global and national orthopaedic workshops & symposia across Asia Pacific (China, Hong Kong, Thailand)
• Only Indian member of ASWG under AO Group, Switzerland
• Lead researcher for Asian bone-specific implant development at Davos laboratories
• Chief Investigator for “Metacentric Prospective Observational Study – Implant Infection in India” with AO CID, Davos

Research Papers & Publications:

• Clinical research on developing Asia-specific orthopaedic implants under AOTK, Davos
• Principal Investigator for iNFINITI Study (Infection rates after internal fixation in tibial fractures across 10 major Indian hospitals)