Pain Relief Through Knee Arthroscopy
Knee Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive (keyhole) surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat various problems inside the knee joint using a small camera called an arthroscope and specialized surgical instruments.
What Happens During Knee Arthroscopy?
During the procedure, small incisions are made around the knee. A tiny camera is inserted into the joint, allowing the surgeon to view the structures inside the knee. Special instruments are then used to repair or remove damaged tissue, trim torn cartilage, reconstruct ligaments, or remove loose fragments as needed.
Conditions Treated with Knee Arthroscopy
Recovery After Surgery
Benefits of Knee Arthroscopy
- Smaller cuts
- Less pain
- Minimal blood loss
- Faster recovery
- Short hospital stay