Associate Professor Dr. Arif Anower
Associate Professor Dr. Arif Anower is a highly trained Orthopedic and Trauma Surgeon with advanced international fellowships from Thailand, India, and Singapore. He specializes in treating arthritis, bone and joint injuries, trauma-related fractures, and sports injuries.
With strong expertise in arthroscopic and minimally invasive orthopedic procedures, Dr. Anower focuses on restoring mobility, reducing pain, and improving long-term joint function. His treatment approach combines modern surgical techniques with evidence-based conservative care.
He is widely respected for his precision in diagnosis, patient-friendly attitude, and commitment to quality orthopedic care.
About
Associate Professor Dr. Arif Anower is an experienced Orthopedic and Trauma Surgeon with advanced training in orthopedic care from Bangladesh and abroad. He holds international fellowships from Thailand, India, and Singapore, with special expertise in sports injury management and arthroscopic surgery.
He specializes in the treatment of bone and joint pain, arthritis, trauma-related injuries, and orthopedic conditions affecting daily mobility. Dr. Anower is known for his careful diagnosis, evidence-based treatment approach, and patient-centered care.
His clinical focus includes both surgical and non-surgical orthopedic management, aiming to restore movement, relieve pain, and improve overall quality of life
Specialities
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Trauma Surgery
- Arthritis Treatment
- Bone & Joint Pain
- Sports Injury & Arthroscopic Surgery
Services
- Orthopedic consultation
- Trauma and fracture management
- Arthritis and joint pain treatment
- Sports injury care
- Arthroscopic surgery
Education
MBBS (Dhaka)
D-Ortho (DU)
International Fellowships – WHO (Thailand), AO (India), Sports & Arthroscopy (Singapore)
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Yes, he is an experienced orthopedic and trauma surgeon.
Yes, arthritis and joint-related pain are key areas of expertise.
Yes, he has specialized training in sports and arthroscopic surgery.
