About Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroscopy is keyhole surgery in which a small camera and fine instruments are used through tiny cuts to see inside a joint and treat problems. It is commonly used for the knee and shoulder, and often means less pain, smaller scars and a quicker return to activity.
Who may need this treatment?
Meniscus or cartilage tears
Ligament injuries
Shoulder instability or rotator cuff problems
Loose fragments inside a joint
Joint inflammation that needs cleaning
Conditions Commonly Treated with Arthroscopy
Meniscus tears
ACL and ligament injuries
Rotator cuff tears
Shoulder instability
Cartilage damage
Joint inflammation
Sports-related injuries
Recurrent joint pain
Joint locking or catching
Limited joint mobility
Synovial disorders
Loose bodies within the joint
Benefits of Treatment
Your Arthroscopic Surgery Treatment Journey
Comprehensive Joint Evaluation
Our specialists review your medical reports, scans, and overall condition to determine the most suitable treatment plan.
Advanced Diagnostic Planning
MRI scans, X-rays, and other investigations help identify damaged tissues, cartilage injuries, ligament tears, or other joint abnormalities.
Arthroscopic Procedure
Through small incisions, a tiny camera and specialized surgical instruments are inserted into the joint to diagnose and treat the problem with precision.
Post-Surgical Care
Patients receive personalized care, pain management, and guidance to ensure proper healing and recovery after surgery.
Rehabilitation & Physiotherapy
Customized rehabilitation programs help restore strength, flexibility, stability, and normal joint function.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a minimally invasive procedure, but it is still surgery and is done in the operating theatre with proper anaesthesia.
Desk work may resume sooner than physical work. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra will guide you based on the procedure.
Yes. Send your reports and the team will arrange a review and advise you before you plan any travel.
This depends on the procedure and your recovery. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra will tell you when it is safe to travel home.