Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat knee joint problems, such as ligament tears, meniscus injuries, or cartilage damage. Small incisions and advanced tools ensure less pain, faster recovery, and improved outcomes. Ideal for sports injuries or chronic knee issues, this procedure is a cost-effective solution for patients worldwide. Explore affordable knee arthroscopy services with leading orthopedic specialists in India.
• Persistent knee pain or swelling.
• Limited range of motion in the knee joint.
• Clicking, locking, or instability of the knee.
• Pain from a torn meniscus, ligament injury, or cartilage damage.
• Sports injuries or trauma to the knee.
• Osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
• Repetitive strain from physical activity.
• Infection: Rare but possible at the incision sites.
• Blood Clots: A small risk of clots forming in the leg veins.
• Stiffness or Swelling: Temporary post-surgery effects.
• Nerve Damage: Rare but may cause numbness around the knee.
• Preoperative Imaging: MRI or X-rays to guide the surgery.
• Medical Evaluation: Ensuring the patient is fit for anesthesia.
• Medication Adjustments: Discontinuing blood-thinning drugs.
• Anesthesia: Local, regional, or general anesthesia.
• Incisions: Small cuts are made to insert the arthroscope and surgical instruments.
• Repair or Removal: Damaged cartilage, torn ligaments, or bone fragments are treated.
• Closure: Incisions are stitched and bandaged.
• Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour.
• Pain Management: Ice packs and prescribed painkillers.
• Rehabilitation: Physical therapy to restore strength and mobility.
• Activity Restrictions: Avoid high-impact activities for several weeks.
• Knee arthroscopy has a success rate of 90-95%, depending on the condition treated.
• Patients experience significant pain relief and better mobility post-surgery.