Gaurav Jain

Gaurav Jain’s pediatric orthopedic work is built around the idea that children’s bones need both precision and patience—whether that means a Ponseti clubfoot pathway or a carefully staged scoliosis plan. At GDP Orthocare / GDP Care in Indore, he leads the clinic as Director and treats children with orthopedic problems from birth through adolescence. His training includes pediatric orthopedic surgery fellowship experience with Wadia Hospital, and he has 15+ years of experience. Families also rely on conservative-first decision-making for spine cases, with surgery reserved for a small, well-defined group.

Education

• MBBS — B. M. Patil Medical College (BLDEA), Bijapur.
• Diploma in Orthopaedics (D.Ortho) — Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur (Rani Durgavati University).
• DNB (Orthopaedics) — Port Trust Hospital, Mumbai (National Board of Examinations).
• Additional Diploma in Orthopaedics — Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur; final exam month/year: April 2012.

Work experience

• Director, GDP Care / GDP Orthocare — Indore.
• Associate Professor of Orthopaedics — LNCT Medical College & Sewakunj Hospital, Indore.

Clinical focus and techniques

At GDP Orthocare / GDP Care, Gaurav Jain treats pediatric orthopedic conditions with a focus on growth-friendly planning and stepwise escalation. His clinic content and reviewed treatment guides cover both non-surgical pathways and targeted surgical techniques when needed.

• Clubfoot (CTEV) care using the Ponseti method — weekly plaster casts, a small tenotomy, and long-term bracing.
• Physeal bar / growth plate arrest evaluation and treatment planning — growth stops when a bony bridge forms across the growth plate.
• Tarsal coalition management — rigid flatfoot with repeated ankle sprains, often settling without surgery.
• Quadricepsplasty for stiff knee using Thompson’s & Judet’s technique — includes sequential gutter releases and intraoperative flexion testing to achieve 90°+.
• Scoliosis management — observation for mild curves, bracing for moderate curves (18–23 hours/day), and spinal fusion for severe curves (>45–50°).
• Ulnarization for radial club hand — includes soft tissue release, carpal positioning on the ulnar shaft, and temporary K-wire fixation.
• Muscle pedicle grafting in osteomyelitis — with MRI review used to decide the best approach; surgery is described as necessary for chronic osteomyelitis with dead bone.

Professional societies and certifications

• Madhya Pradesh Medical Council registration (reciprocal registration) — Registration No. MP-107564; date of registration: 28 Aug 2009.
• Additional Registration Certificate — Diploma in Orthopaedics; final exam month/year: April 2012 (Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur).

Academic output

Publication counts and academic metrics are not listed in the provided evidence.

Courses and advanced training

• Fellowship in Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery — Dr. Atul Bhaskar and Wadia Hospital, Mumbai.

Awards and recognition

• BIG Healing Hands Awards (Indore) — he is shown supporting the mission alongside local doctors and hospitals.

Gaurav Jain’s clinic care is centered on children’s orthopedic and spine problems in Indore. The provided evidence does not list specific consultation languages, but the clinic’s educational materials include English-language videos for conditions like bow legs and knock knees. Families can also expect structured follow-up guidance, including scheduled rechecks for bracing and imaging in scoliosis care.