We can see, diagnose, and treat joint issues with arthroscopic surgery. The shoulder, knee, hip, wrist, and ankle can all benefit from this surgery. A pencil-sized tool is inserted into the joint through a small incision, making it a minimally invasive operation. Surgeons can see images of the joint with an arthroscopy camera, and then decide what kind of injury has occurred or what operation needs to be performed based on those images.
A complete medical history, physical examination, and, if necessary, X-rays are all part of the diagnostic process for joint injuries and disease. Additional tests, such as MRI or CT scans, may also be required. This process is far more accurate than open surgery, and it allows the surgeon to make an exact diagnosis. Final diagnosis may be more accurate using an arthroscopy than through "open" surgery or X-ray investigations.
Bone spurs, damaged or torn cartilage, inflamed or infected joints, loose bone fragments, torn ligaments and tendons, and scarring or tissue overgrowth within joints are among conditions that can be addressed with arthroscopic surgery.
Outpatient surgery eliminates the necessity for hospital stays the night before the procedure. Your Utkarsh Hospital surgeon will go through all of the possible dangers of arthroscopic surgery with you in great detail. Arthroscopic surgery may be the best option for you once you and your doctor discuss it. An arthroscopic approach may result in less discomfort, less tissue damage, and a shorter recovery time for the patient.
At Utkarsh Hospital, we put the needs of each and every one of our patients first. You may count on the competence of our surgeons who specialize in numerous treatments to meet your every requirement. See if Arthroscopic Surgery is suitable for you by scheduling a consultation with one of our board-certified surgeons.