COMPANY DETAILS
Pro-Ortho Perfect Orthopedic Group Inc. the premier of orthotic prosthetic services and products, offering the most advanced technology, clinically differentiated programs and unsurpassed customer service
Pro-Ortho Perfect Surgical Co was established by Dr.Anant Ganpat Zodge. Company has completed almost 40 years. Initially Mr.Anant was focusing on Orthotics majorly but since his son Dr.Akshay Anant Zodge has joined the same company, he is more into prosthetics and he has formed his own daughter company named Pro-Ortho Perfect India Pvt Ltd. Company has head office at Thane in Amargien Society and branch at Aundh
Pune.
Pro-Ortho Perfect business also include distribution centers and the largest O&P network management
company in the country.
Mission
We aim to render high-quality and affordable rehabilitation products and services to our patients and help them regain their physical capabilities and confidence.
Vision
We envision adopting a holistic approach to treat people and make them mobile for life while continually developing the company and providing a custom solution.
Dr. Anant G Zodge
Founder
About The Founder
In 1979, Dr. Anant G Zodge founded the Perfect Surgical company, which was later converted into Pro-Ortho Perfect India Pvt Ltd in 2021. He received his Diploma in Prosthetics and Orthotics from the All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Bombay, in 1978. Later, he completed his Bache-
lor’s degree in Prosthetics and Orthotics from Jagatguru Rambhadracharya Viklang University, Chitrakut (MP). He is an RCI licensed Orthotist and has
worked with India’s top hospitals. His single-minded purpose was to serve humanity and help people regain their lost mobility.
After seeing his brother be a polio patient, Dr.Anant was inspired to be a Prosthetist. He was awarded a lifetime achievement award in 2014 by OPAI Association Delhi for his contribution to the medical industry.
Dr. Akshay A Zodge
Director
About The Director
Dr. Akshay A Zodge is a certified RCI recognized Prosthetist and Orthotist. He
has worked avidly in rehabilitation and healthcare management for over 12
years and received his Ph.D. Honorary Degree from Ballsbridge University UK.
He initially took his training from the UK Blatchford organisation for a couple
of years, where he handled advanced and High-Tech artificial limbs. In the
later stages, he joined Pro-Ortho Perfect India as a senior Orthotist and Pros-
thetist.
Dr. Akshay is dedicated to providing patients with the highest quality custom-
ised products and personalised solutions that meet their specific needs. He
has extensively worked in several social activities and holds a vital role in
various NGOs.
Meet Our Team
Teamwork makes the dream work.
DR ANANT ZODGE
DR AKSHAY ZODGE
DR ROHIT GAIKWAD
DR YOGESH ZODGE
POONAM ZODGE
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Question's
Yes, InMotion Magazine is available. Ask your Prosthetist for a copy or contact.
No. Unless you have a prosthesis specifically designed for water use, you may not shower or bathe with it.
Confirm with your Prosthetist if your prosthesis may be used for showering.
There are many different suspension methods – you should discuss the best for your needs with your
prosthetist. Some limbs are suspended using suction, some using vacuum-assisted socket design, some using
pin liners, etc. Please visit Pro-Ortho Perfect India Pvt. Ltd. for more information
You should examine your residual limb daily. Make sure to check all parts of your limb. Call your prosthetist
immediately if you notice any skin changes such as blisters, redness, soreness, swelling, pain or drainage.
The type of prosthesis (plural is prostheses) that we manufacture is an artificial limb that replaces a missing
extremity: leg, foot, toes, arm, hand or fingers. The prosthesis is comprised of a socket and components. The
socket fits over the remaining portion of the limb or body (see Pro-Ortho Perfect India Pvt. Ltd. for more
information) The components are the mechanical or electrical parts that attach to the socket (see Pro-Ortho
Perfect India Pvt. Ltd. for more information). A prosthesis can be functional, cosmetic, or both.
Phantom Sensation applies to two feelings: 1 – The feeling of actually having your limb after it has been
amputated and 2 – pain that feels like it comes from your residual limb.
We recommend wrapping your residual limb at all times and elevated whenever possible to reduce the
edema (swelling). Please visit Perfect Surgical for specific instructions on how to wrap your limb properly.
This depends on the type of prosthesis and whether insurance is involved. Since prosthetics are custom made
devices and involve a wide-range of different components, there is no standard cost. To find out the cost of
your care with Perfect Surgical Please visit our Pro-Ortho Perfect India Pvt Ltd section for more details.
While it differs depending on how quickly you heal, a healthy person with good circulation and no post-
operative complications might be ready to use a temporary prosthesis as soon as 2 to 3 weeks after surgery. If
possible, it is always beneficial to consult with a Prosthetist prior to amputation. Please visit Pro-Ortho
Perfect India Pvt. Ltd. for more details.
Most people can resume their sports activities using their prosthesis. Today, advances have been made that
allow amputees to participate in practically any sport imaginable. There are professional amputee racecar
drivers, professional amputee skiers, professional amputee kiteboarders, and even professional amputee
runners, such as Oscar Pistorius, who are trying to compete in the Olympics against able-bodied runners.
Limb loss generally refers to the absences of any part of an extremity (arm or leg) due to surgical or traumatic
amputation. The term, Limb Differences, is used in reference to the congenital absence or malformation of
limbs.
No. Unless you have a prosthesis specifically designed for water use, you may not shower or bathe with it.
Confirm with your Prosthetist if your prosthesis may be used for showering.