About Us
Two Decades of Honest, Precise Orthopaedic Care
Dr. Unmesh Chakraverty treats every patient like the only patient - examined properly, explained honestly, and given a plan built for them alone.
Every knee is different.
Every patient is treated like the only one.
Dr. Unmesh Chakraverty is an orthopaedic surgeon in Varanasi with nineteen years in practice, more than 14,000 surgeries performed and over 1,100 joint replacements. He specialises in personalised robotic knee and hip replacement, complex revision and trauma surgery, and sports injury and shoulder arthroscopy - each case examined on its own terms, not fitted to a standard protocol.
He directs Oriana Hospital and the family-founded Chakraverty Clinic, and serves as Honorary Consultant at Ram Krishna Mission Home of Service. Backed by 10+ international fellowships across Germany, Istanbul and China, his approach stays the same for every patient: a straight answer, including when that answer is that you don't need an operation yet.
A career built one fellowship at a time.
Leadership & Awards
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AO India Fellowship Chair · AO India Council Member
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Prof. A.K. Gupta Gold Medal - U.P. Chapter, IOA, 2010
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Golden Nail Award - Nailscon, Kolkata, 2010
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Faculty at AO courses in India, Germany, Switzerland and across the Asia-Pacific
- Organising Secretary, Orthoedge 2026, Varanasi
Training & Fellowships
Research and recognition over the years.
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2006
Minimally Invasive Condylocephalic Nail for Pediatric Femur Fracture Orthopaedic Journal of M.P. Chapter
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2009
Late Presentation of G.C.T. of the Patella Internet Journal of Orthopedic Surgery
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2009
Lumbar Paraspinal Haemangioma as a Rare Differential Diagnosis of Lumbar Disc Prolapse Internet Journal of Orthopedic Surgery
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2010
Primary Cemented Total Hip Arthroplasty: 10-Year Follow-up Indian Journal of Orthopaedics
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2010
Prof. A.K. Gupta Gold Medal U.P. Chapter, IOA
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2010
Golden Nail Award Nailscon, Kolkata
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2020
The Pandemic of Geriatric Hip Fractures: Where India Stands Journal of Bone & Joint Diseases
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