Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon

About Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon -

Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon is a renowned Spine Surgeon in Chennai and currently practices at MIOT International Hospital, Chennai. For the past 21 years, He treats spinal injuries, disc herniations in the back or neck, osteoarthritis, failed-back syndrome, spine infections, osteoporosis, and spine cancers. Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon completed his undergraduate and postgraduate studies at the esteemed Topiwala National Medical College & BYL Nair Charitable Hospital and then received his DNB. He has performed over 835 surgeries successfully and with few complications.

Work and achievements of Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon -

Dr. Dhillon is a member of the ASSI Executive Committee and the delegate for South India for AO Spine. He belongs to the Bombay Orthopaedic Society, the Spinal Cord Society of India, the Association of Spine Surgeons of India (ASSI), and the Association of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgeons of India. He was the second Spine Fellow in the discipline of Spine Surgery to pass the National Board Fellowship Exit Examination.

For presenting a poster at the 2003 Western India Regional Orthopaedics Conference on "Posterior Trans-pedicular Kyphoplasty for correction of Spinal Deformities," Dr. Dhillon received the "Best Poster Award." Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon is the top applicant who applied for the M.S. in Orthopaedics program at the Nair Hospital in Mumbai in January 2003, holding the second rank in the University of Mumbai.

In June 1997, the Indian Association of Paediatrics held an "Intercollegiate Paediatric Quiz Competition" at Nair Hospital in Mumbai. Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon took first place. In March 1996, Dr. Dhillon earned a gold medal in pathology during his second year of medical school.

Area of expertise of Dr. Charanjit Singh Dhillon -

• Microdiscectomy
• Spinal osteotomies
• Spinal stabilization
• Posterior Lumbar interbody fusion
• Anterior interbody fusion
• Spinal column reconstruction
• Scoliosis corrective surgeries
• Vertebral body resection ( Corpectomy ) and reconstruction
• Posterior-Lateral Spinal fusion
• Disc replacement