Knee Arthroscopy: Advanced Meniscus & Ligament Solutions
Commonly asked Questions Before Knee Arthroscopy Surgery?
What is Arthroscopic Surgery(Key hole Surgery)?
What are the conditions in which knee arthroscopy can be done?
How is it better than the open surgery?
When can I return back to sports and other activities?
Can I avoid surgery by doing physiotherapy?
Will my knee become weaker after surgery?
Have you been recommended to go in for Knee Arthroscopy Surgery?
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Knee Arthroscopic Surgery
What is Knee Arthroscopic Surgery?
- Knee Arthroscopy is a technique for the visualisation of knee joint using camera through small holes(Key holes)
- This technique can be used for various problems like ACL tear, PCL tear, meniscus tear, cartilage loss, fracture fixation
- This technique provides patient with minimum cuts and blood loss while achieving quick recovery and return to activities
Advantages of Knee Arthroscopic Surgery
Minimal scar and blood loss
Faster recovery
Negligible chance of infection
Walking from the same day
Return to office within 7 days
FAQ’S
ACL, PCL, PLC tear, Meniscus tear, focal cartilage loss, ACL avulsion fixation, ganglion cyst excision etc.
- In cases of complete ACL tear or incomplete ACL tear with instability
- Knee instability persisting after complete course of physiotherapy
- Conserving the meniscus tissue is the latest approach of surgery
- Meniscus repair can be done wherever the tissue are healthy and repairable
- Partial meniscectomy can be performed in cases where repair cannot be done