South City Hospital offers advanced multispecialty care with state-of-the-art facilities. Our dedicated team of skilled doctors and staff provides personalized care, ensuring patients receive the best treatment. With world-class technology and support services like a pharmacy and laboratory, we strive to make every patient’s stay comfortable and peaceful.

Dr. Roshan Dath completed his MBBS from Mysore University. With over nine years of post-graduate training in Trauma and Orthopaedics in the UK, he has gained expertise in Orthopaedics, Joint Replacements, and Arthroscopy. Dr. Roshan trained at prestigious institutions such as the John Radcliffe Hospital and the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford, South Birmingham Trauma Unit, and Newcastle.

Upon returning to Bangalore, he founded South City Hospital with a vision to deliver healthcare of international standards. Dr. Roshan has extensively contributed to research, with numerous publications and presentations at national and international conferences.

His Father, Dr. H. Dattu Rao

Dr. H. Dattu Rao completed his MBBS from Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore. He has worked in various government institutions under different capacities. He completed his MS (General Surgery) and MCh (Urology) from Bangalore University. Dr. Dattu Rao also provided his surgical expertise in the Middle East and has extensive work experience in the field of surgery.

Publications

• R Dath, DM Sirkett, S Gheduzzi, AW Miles. Intradiscal pressure changes with dynamic pedicle screw systems. Journal of Spinal Disorders and Techniques. Accepted 16/04/2007.
• R Dath, AD Ebinesan, KM Porter, AW Miles. Anatomical measurements of porcine lumbar vertebrae. Clinical Biomechanics. 2007; (5): 607-613.
• R Dath, J Chakravarthy, KM Porter. Patella dislocations. Trauma. 2006; 8(1): 5-11.
• R Dath, M Nashi, Y Sharma, BN Muddu. Pneumothorax complicating isolated clavicle fracture - A case report. Emergency Medicine Journal. 2004; (21): 395-396.
• S Melkundi, K G Rajaram, K T Surendra, R Dath. Management of unstable distal radius fractures by external fixation-a case series report of 19 patients. Orthopaedic Update. 2001; 11(1): 44-48.
• S Singh, S Kumar, R Dath, P Korath, K Jagadeesan. Right sided diverticular disease-a case report. Bombay Hospital Journal. 2000; 42(2): 416-8.