Apollo Centre of Excellence for Sports Injuries & Orthopaedics Launch Event LIVE

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00:00We are joined by our distinguished guest of honour, Mr. Anil Kamineni Karu and Mr. Jayesh Ranjan Karu.

00:06IAS, whose contribution towards the growth of sports and infrastructure in Telangana has been truly significant.

00:13At Apollo Hospitals, we believe recovery is not just about healing and injury.

00:18It is about restoring confidence, restoring movement and helping individuals return stronger.

00:25May I now invite our distinguished guests of honour, Apollo leadership, members of the SRH team and our orthopedic specialists

00:33to kindly join us on the stage for the ceremonial lamp lighting.

00:38Please.

01:01I would request Seja Svi, sir, to please join us for the lamp lighting.

01:14Deepachotir namo sudeep, Deepachotir parapraham, Deepachotir janardhanaha, Deepachotir janardhanaha, Deepo har dumi papa, Sandhya Deepanamo sudeep, O Deepamra harupasvam.

01:48To share the vision behind this initiative, I would now like to invite Mr. Harkaran to deliver the opening address.

01:57Good afternoon everyone. Namaste.

02:00A very warm welcome to all our distinguished guests, dignitaries, doctors, members of the media and members of Apollo family.

02:08Today is a proud moment for us as we launch Apollo Institute of Orthopedic Sports Injuries and High Performance Centre.

02:18We are deeply honoured by the presence of our esteemed guests, Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, IAS Special Chief Secretary, Government of

02:26Telangana, Mr. Anil Kamirini, Founder of KEI Group.

02:30We are equally delighted to welcome representatives from Sunrisers Hyderabad, including Pat Cummins, Krapul Hinge, Sake Hussain, Ishaan Malinga, along

02:45with the team's physiotherapy and management leadership.

02:49At Apollo, we believe recovery is not just healing of an injury.

02:55It is about helping people return stronger, more confident and back to doing what they love.

03:02This centre has been designed as a complete recovery ecosystem, bringing together advanced AI-powered diagnostics,

03:11robotic-assisted orthopedic surgeries, advanced biomechanical assessment systems, among the first in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana,

03:23dedicated rehabilitation and physiotherapy centre, structured return to sports programme.

03:30What truly makes this centre special in a multidisciplinary approach,

03:35where surgeons, sports medicine experts, physiotherapists, rehab specialists and the nursing team,

03:42they work seamlessly together to deliver world-class outcomes.

03:47Today is not just an inauguration of a department,

03:50it is the beginning of a new chapter in sports medicine and orthopedic excellence.

03:56Thank you all for joining us and making this moment so memorable for us.

04:05Thank you, sir.

04:06At Apollo, partnerships rooted in shared values mean a great deal to us.

04:11May I now invite Mr. Anil Kamineni Garu and Mr. Jayesh Ranjan Garu

04:16to felicitate the members of SRH team as a token of appreciation and gratitude.

04:29Please come.

04:57Nandu, you want me to do this?

05:31Mr. Praful Henge.

05:59Mr. Saakib Hussain.

06:20Mr. Eshan Malinga.

06:38Mr. Murali Dharan.

06:42Mr. Shyam.

07:06And now, we move to the most awaited moment.

07:09May I invite our distinguished guest, Jayesh Randangaru, for the official unveiling of the Apollo Center of Excellence for Sports

07:17Injuries and Orthopedics.

08:43Ladies and gentlemen, with the launch of this centre, Apollo Hospitals takes another important step forward in advancing sports injury

08:52care, rehabilitation and recovery in Hyderabad.

08:56Behind every performance, there is discipline, there is recovery and there is resilience.

09:01To explore the evolving importance of recovery, sports medicine and injury management, we now move into a short fireside interaction.

09:09May I invite Dr. Deepti Nandan Reddy to moderate the conversation with our guests and the SRH team.

09:19Thank you very much.

09:20First of all, I would like to thank all of you for coming and would like to give an introduction

09:26of what we are doing here.

09:28So, sports injuries have always been like you come to the hospital, get a checkup done, get an X-ray

09:34done, MRI done and you get a surgery or something else done.

09:37But what we want to establish here is to identify the problem before it starts, means we can do a

09:44prehab, means we assess these injuries, but we didn't have a tool to assess it well.

09:49So, we just recently got a tool from Australia, which is helping us assess this, which is called the VALDE

09:55and this is what we are making it as the main thing to assess patients or even pre-patients or

10:04sportsmen so that we can identify the problem areas and correct them before we can even get into surgery board

10:10effect.

10:11And not all surgeries, all injuries require surgeries.

10:15That's the reason why we want to assess them and get them to rehabilitation where my physio team comes into

10:20play.

10:20And if they come into surgery, we have developed a team in our own unit where I do upper limb

10:26surgery, shoulder, elbow and hand surgery.

10:28My team, Dr. Amitredi does mostly foot and ankle, Dr. Aviteja does knee surgery, Dr. Nitish Ban does hip surgery.

10:37So, we have identified each part of our team to take care of one part of the body.

10:43And this is what the ethos of whole thing is.

10:46And once you have had the surgery, the most important thing, as you know, as sportsmen, we need to get

10:51back to your level of original activity.

10:53So, that's when we assess them again.

10:56We have normative data for the national teams so we can get these patients back on to that level and

11:01then get them back to sports.

11:03That's the return to sports program.

11:06And as a physiotherapist, you would understand this very well.

11:09So, to make it more interactive, I'll just start some questions and answers so you can answer some questions.

11:17So, starting off with a captain.

11:20Excellent team at the moment.

11:22Doing very well.

11:23Congratulations for your going on to the top of the table.

11:28Applause.

11:31And one thing I love, yeah, one thing I love about Pat Cummins is your presence on the field changes

11:40the way the whole team works.

11:42It's amazing.

11:43You're very calm, composed.

11:45You've done it into the Australian team which was actually in the bottom and you've raised it to that level

11:50where they've won championships.

11:52Now, you're doing that with SRH.

11:54A decade ago, we won the team, we won the cup.

11:57This is the time we are going to win it.

12:00What do you think?

12:04First of all, great to be here.

12:05It's a beautiful looking building and place.

12:08So, congratulations on what you've done here.

12:12I can't take too much credit.

12:13I've only played the last three or four games.

12:15So, these boys have been flying the whole season.

12:20I think you're lucky today.

12:21You've got the smartest guys in the team, the fast bowlers.

12:25And I think these guys are a lot of the reason why we're at the top of the table.

12:29So, I've loved it.

12:31HydroVide's been great to me the last couple of years.

12:34It's a very easy bunch of players to look after.

12:38Everyone knows what they want to do out there.

12:40So, it's easy for me to stay nice and calm.

12:43And, yeah, just let the guys shine because they're all superstars.

12:50And you've been through injuries, sports injuries.

12:53And especially, I remember in the Ashes series last time, the very critical matches you were missing from this thing.

12:59What was the main injury and how did you recover from it?

13:02And when do you actually decide that I'm good enough to go and play?

13:07Yeah, so, I've had quite a few injuries like most fast bowlers, mainly back injuries, stress fractures.

13:14And, I mean, to be honest, without a place like this, like a very high caliber of care over the

13:23years, I definitely wouldn't be in the position that I am right now.

13:26So, there's a lot of testing, MRI, a lot of kind of workload management.

13:33They're probably the main things.

13:35And then, of course, you do gym and rehab and things around that.

13:38But, yeah, it's constant kind of, because they're mainly bone injuries, it's screening and kind of monitoring until you get

13:47it up to a level where you feel like you can start building up and get ready for the high

13:52intensity that an IPL match needs.

13:54Are there any objective measures of finding out, you know, when you're fit to go back?

14:01Yeah, again, you know, MRIs definitely probably were the most subjective when it comes to how the bone is healing.

14:08But we'll also use, like, we use GPS monitors in the, we wear them in the back of our shirt.

14:14You might see that in a game.

14:15That gives you good data on the intensity that you're bowling, how many balls you're bowling, your run-up speed,

14:21things like that.

14:22That's pretty good objective measures of training to know that you're ready for a game.

14:26So, the technology you see on the screen or the various technology we're getting for tracking the ball and everything

14:32else, I bet that would have been replicated in the physiotherapy as well.

14:36How much of it is helping you with getting them back to their normal activities?

14:43First of all, like, we get all the normative datas and we see their pre-season datas.

14:49And with all the collective datas which we had the previous year and see where he is.

14:56And with that, any lag in that, we try to match it.

15:00Probably try to offload him and train him more before getting into the major event.

15:05Event, okay.

15:07Pat, once you've had an injury and you want to recover, for example, you've had a hectic day yesterday.

15:12How do you recover from it immediately for the next game?

15:15Because IPL is a quite packed season.

15:18So, how do you actually come around that?

15:21Yeah, when you get into a tournament, the playing is obviously the priority.

15:25So, you know, I don't do a lot of bowling outside of games.

15:29It's mainly about recovery and for me that's, you know, today I did gym.

15:35So, that's, you know, hamstrings, glutes, kind of things that as a fast bowler you need to manage constantly.

15:43So, I'll do that.

15:44And most of my focus outside of the game is actually on kind of preparing my plans.

15:49But the actual physical prep is mainly done in the gym or resting.

15:54And, you know, there's 14 games in 7 or 8 weeks.

15:57You do most of your work in the games.

15:59And many times I've seen that when the team is down, you pick up the ball and you say you

16:05bowl.

16:06And that is an amazing quality you have as a captain.

16:08And that's how a leader should be.

16:10How do you mentally prepare yourself when you're down?

16:12And how do you get the team up?

16:17I mean, it's an IPL game.

16:19So, it's not that hard to get everyone excited and amped up.

16:23I think you just, you want to get more excited about what happens if things go right than thinking about

16:28what goes wrong.

16:31So, as fast bowlers, the odds are stacked against you a lot in IPL.

16:35It's big scores.

16:36Yes.

16:36But it also presents an opportunity to bounce back.

16:40Like, even if you have one bad over, you know, your next over could still win that match because the

16:46scores are so high.

16:46So, just trying to problem solve, get better.

16:49You're not going to win every game of the season.

16:51So, not stressing too much about it.

16:53It's more about how can I learn from this, get better for the next game.

16:56Great.

16:57Thank you very much.

16:58Now we'll move.

16:59Yeah, one more question.

17:00I have a question for you.

17:02How do you prepare mentally?

17:04Because there's so much of pressure.

17:06See, I'm in the sport of archery and we know this amount of pressure you have when we go into

17:10the Olympics.

17:10Now, how do you prepare for this mental pressure?

17:14Yeah, I'd say two things.

17:15One is I actually want to be as fresh as I can.

17:18So, I actually switch off from cricket as much as I can.

17:22And then I feel like when I need to switch on in the game, I've got kind of enough bandwidth

17:27to give it my full focus.

17:30So, not spending 24 hours a day wasting my energy before the actual game starts.

17:36And then the second one is just being as prepared as you can.

17:39We do a lot of, you know, we'll sit around the morning of a game.

17:43We'll go through a bit of data.

17:45We'll kind of plan how we think we want to play.

17:47And as a captain, I'll have a plan B, plan C.

17:50So, I go into the game fresh, feeling like I've got different plans wherever the game takes me.

17:57I don't get too nervous.

17:59I feel like there's not much more I could have done.

18:00And I've probably played enough that whatever gets thrown at me, I've seen it before and try and adapt.

18:07I've gone to the move, young guns of SRH.

18:11Opening game, fantastic over, first over, two wickets.

18:15So, that would, you were completely on a high at that time.

18:18You had an injury, I remember, 2022.

18:22And you were struggling to come out of, because the most fast bowlers go through this.

18:28How did you come out of it?

18:29What made you come out of it?

18:31And who was the main people who helped you?

18:34Actually, I had also stress fracture before, L4.

18:37So, I recovered from that, like, I took nine months for.

18:41I didn't play cricket.

18:42I didn't do anything and already didn't drive car and all anything.

18:45But I know that's time I have to enjoy and I have to work on that.

18:48Then I prepare myself.

18:50Then I just love and I just started playing cricket.

18:52I'm doing good, so I'm happy.

18:54So, mostly building up on your strength and everything gradually.

18:58Yeah.

18:59Yeah.

18:59Great.

19:01And all the best for the next season.

19:02Thank you so much.

19:03And the another sensation we have right now.

19:08Is Mr. Malinga.

19:09He's been doing an excellent job with the ball.

19:12I think that's why we have been winning games.

19:14I think it's because of you.

19:15Because the batting has always been good.

19:17The bowlers came to the party this time.

19:19So, how do you train to get your accuracy right?

19:23And how, what are the things biomechanically which have worked with you,

19:28with the physiotherapist, has really helped you?

19:32I get that accuracy from practices.

19:35Because I practice a lot and I bowl one sport bowling and do batsmen.

19:44And I get that patience to the game as well.

19:51And I like to bowl sport bowling much.

19:57Okay, thank you.

19:59Now, another sensation.

20:03Yeah, yeah.

20:05So, how did you come to this team in the first time?

20:09It's very good.

20:10How much do you get support?

20:13It's very good.

20:14Like you have a captain, a pad, a person, a person, a person, a person.

20:17I mean, a lot of teams support us.

20:19And it's a good motivator.

20:34All the best.

20:35Thank you very much.

20:37So, moving on to Dr. Jayesh Ranjan, sir.

20:40Sir, you have been phenomenal or instrumental in getting IT,

20:48getting IT into Hyderabad.

20:50And you created the IT hub for...

20:54Yeah.

20:55No, no, for him.

20:57Sorry.

20:58Sorry.

21:01So, you have been instrumental in getting the IT hub.

21:04And you got Hyderabad as the place for IT.

21:08Now, there are lots of sports enthusiasts in Hyderabad.

21:11You have the world's largest cycling club in Hyderabad.

21:14The runners' club is big.

21:16We have a lot of cricket grounds around the city.

21:20And many other sports.

21:22Badminton is coming up and everything else is coming up.

21:24So, are you going to create a sports hub or something?

21:28What is the plan for us?

21:29Please let us know.

21:31So, thank you.

21:32And before answering your question, I would like to congratulate the Apollo group.

21:37Apollo group has been making us proud for decades now.

21:42And this is yet another phenomenal center.

21:45And I really appreciate the fact that you have chosen to put together a faculty on sports medicine, sports injury.

21:53Typically, many sports persons who suffer injuries, they typically tend to go to a...

21:59They consult an orthopedic doctor.

22:01And many times, while the orthopedic doctors may be very professional, very qualified,

22:05but they don't understand the nuances of a sports injury vis-a-vis a regular road accident or whatever.

22:12So, congratulations to you, all of us.

22:15I would also like to congratulate the Sunrisers team, Pat in particular.

22:19The team is doing so well.

22:22And yesterday, with RCB's loss, our path to top one and two seems to be closer and closer and closer.

22:29So, good wishes to the team.

22:32It's also a great idea to get all the fast bowlers for this event.

22:36Because amongst all the sports persons, this is one lot which is the maximum injury prone.

22:42Pat himself missed the first week due to back injury.

22:46Others have also had their shares of injury.

22:48But I would like to, while I'll answer your question, I'm not skipping that.

22:52But I'd like you to also focus on what would be a preventive method of guiding a sports person.

22:58See, you both coach, in fact, he's a very good example.

23:02Praful or Shahakim.

23:04You should learn from Varun Arun.

23:06How do you not injure him?

23:07See, Varun Arun, Pat, I don't know whether you know this or not.

23:11He used to bowl quicker than you.

23:13He would be consistently bowling at 150 and above.

23:17But his career was ruined because of it.

23:20Correct.

23:20He was faster than Ashish Naira, Ishaan Sharma, Zahir Khan, Umesh Yadav.

23:25All the bowlers in that period.

23:28But he just couldn't do well.

23:30He hardly played maybe 10 test matches.

23:33He won't play.

23:33What are your concerns?

23:34Varun Arun.

23:35Varun Arun.

23:36You should learn from him how to be injured.

23:44So, but of course, the fact that you have created this facility in Hyderabad, we would like all the sports

23:53to benefit from it.

23:55In fact, I will be proposing that we ask the Telangana Olympic Association to enter into a formal agreement with

24:02you.

24:02Any sports person who has become a member of our state team and goes through some unfortunate injury, they should

24:09become a center for their rehabilitation.

24:11We are also starting a sports university.

24:14And sports science, sports medicine is one of the disciplines.

24:17So, like a medical college where the students go to a hospital to get practical training, I would like those

24:23students to come here and actually see how you are managing injuries of different sports persons.

24:29So, it's a great asset for us.

24:32It will give a very big boost to our sporting ecosystem.

24:35And all the best to you.

24:38But I would again reiterate that let us hope that we focus a lot on preventive aspects.

24:45See, many times fast bowlers, when they go through, let us say, the MRAF or one of these foundations, their

24:52actions are corrected.

24:53A seasoned coach knows that if he continues to stress himself, he is bound to kind of develop something much

25:00serious.

25:01So, how do you guide people in these kind of things?

25:03A javelin thrower, a footballer, a hockey player, a fast bowler, a sprinter.

25:09So, let us develop modules on how do you manage your posture, your bowling run-up and stuff like that.

25:17But once again, a great facility.

25:19Many, many congratulations.

25:21Thank you very much, sir.

25:21As you mentioned, the biomechanics is very, very important.

25:25And in fact, a lot of body is a human machine.

25:30So, we need to get the mechanics right for it to work optimally.

25:33And this is where we are going to work.

25:34And we will be very much happy to collaborate and create a good facility and also support you at the

25:40university as well.

25:41Thank you very much for that initiative, sir.

25:44Last but not the least, sir, Anil, sir, you have been an inspiration for the archery team of India.

25:51Can you please outline what you are planning to do for the archery point of view?

25:55And because archery is picking up and has come to a very good level in India at the moment.

26:01Thank you very much for that initiative and doing a wonderful job with that, sir.

26:06As you all know, just yesterday, our women archers beat Korea.

26:12Korea are the world champions and we beat them.

26:14And we are having the finals on Sunday.

26:18Our team is in China and they are doing very well there.

26:21So, we hope they will be continuing and we are, as you know, with the Asian Games coming up and

26:27in preparation for the Olympics, we are doing a lot.

26:30And the question which I had asked Pat just now about mental preparation, we always felt that we need to

26:36do something more about mental preparation.

26:38So, having seen the success of all the leagues, like in cricket and other sports, we have also started an

26:45archery league in which we are getting the top archers of the world to come to India.

26:50And they are competing along with Indian archers.

26:53We have six different teams and the top archers of the world along with the top archers of India, they

26:59are competing.

26:59So, that has helped us a lot also mentally as well as in preparation.

27:03So, you all have set a very good example to us.

27:07And like he was mentioning about how people in India, you all know cricket is a kind of a religion.

27:17So, we are trying to get people into archery also, seeing because it is a mythological sport.

27:23In Indian mythology, we have had the Ramayana and Mahabharata where we have had archer shooting.

27:28So, that is how we wish to push through.

27:31And then right now, out of 150 countries of the world that are competing in archery, India is among the

27:37top four or five.

27:38So, that is a great thing and we want to continue that.

27:42Thank you very much, sir.

27:51That was a wonderful, insightful introduction.

27:55I would request Mr. Harkaran, sir, to come up and to say a few words.

28:01Thank you so much, everyone, to be here.

28:03It is a remarkable day.

28:05Today is Pat's birthday as well.

28:08So, wish you a very happy birthday, Pat.

28:13We would like Mr. Anil Kameneni, Jayesh, sir, to please hand over the bouquet to Pat.

28:20Deepti, sir, please join.

28:22Tejasvi, sir, please join.

28:23Please, sir.

28:43One birthday photograph, please.

28:45Happy birthday to you.

28:48Happy birthday to you.

28:50Happy birthday.

28:51Happy birthday.

28:52Happy birthday to you.

28:52Wish you a very happy birthday.

28:55On behalf of Apollo Hospitals, thank you all for joining us today and being a part of this important milestone.

29:02The launch of the Apollo Center of Excellence for Sports Injuries and Orthopedics reflects Apollo's continued commitment to bringing advanced

29:11patient-focused care to Hyderabad.

29:14We now invite our guest of honor, the SRH team and our dignitaries for a guided walkthrough of the center.

29:21Thank you once again for your presence and support.

29:25Namaste.

29:26Namaste.

29:40Namaste.

30:02Namaste.

30:03Namaste.

30:06Namaste.

30:18Namaste.

30:21Namaste.

30:23Namaste.

30:26Namaste.

30:27Namaste.

30:28Namaste.

30:29Namaste.

30:30Namaste.

30:35Thank you, everybody.

31:05Requesting everyone to please give away.

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