Diagnostic Arthroscopy
Direct visualisation of the inside of a joint when imaging alone does not explain the symptoms.
Arthroscopy Surgeries
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive technique in which a small camera is introduced into a joint through key-hole incisions, allowing the surgeon to examine and treat the joint with fine instruments.
Treatments
Arthroscopy Surgeries we offer
Therapeutic Arthroscopy
Treatment of specific joint problems through key-hole incisions. Procedures offered will be listed once confirmed by the hospital.
Benefits
- Smaller incisions than open surgery
- Direct view of the joint surfaces
- Usually shorter hospital stay
- Guided, structured rehabilitation
Treatment process
- 1Clinical examination of the joint
- 2Imaging as advised
- 3Key-hole procedure under anaesthesia
- 4Same-day or short-stay monitoring
- 5Physiotherapy-led rehabilitation
Recovery & follow-up
Return to activity depends on the joint treated and the work done inside it. Your surgeon will confirm the rehabilitation timeline.
The information on this page is general in nature and is pending review by the hospital's medical team. It does not replace a consultation with a qualified doctor.
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