Arthroscopic surgery has revolutionized the field of orthopedics by offering a minimally invasive alternative for diagnosing and treating joint conditions. At our hospital, we perform arthroscopic procedures for the knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle, using high-definition cameras and specialized instruments inserted through tiny incisions. This results in less tissue damage, reduced pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery.

Arthroscopy is used to address a variety of joint issues, including:

ACL and PCL ligament reconstructions

Meniscus repair

Cartilage defects

Rotator cuff tears

Shoulder impingement

Frozen shoulder

Labral injuries

During the procedure, our surgeons visualize the joint interior in real time and carry out repairs with micro-precision, often under regional anesthesia.

One of the key benefits of arthroscopy is early rehabilitation. Patients typically walk or use the treated joint within 24–48 hours post-procedure and resume full activity within weeks. Arthroscopy is also widely used for joint debridement, removal of loose bodies, and diagnostic evaluation of unexplained joint pain.

Whether you are an athlete with a torn ligament or a middle-aged individual with degenerative cartilage, our arthroscopic services offer a safe, effective, and minimally disruptive treatment pathway.