Knee Arthroscopy
(Minimally Invasive Ligament Repair)
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Conditions Treated
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique using two small incisions (0.5 to 1 cm) to insert a camera and micro-instruments into the knee.
How It Works
- A camera visualizes cartilage, ligament, or meniscus injuries inside the knee.
- Micro-instruments are used to repair or reconstruct ligaments with precision.
Benefits
- Quick and minimally invasive
- Faster recovery compared to open surgery
- Ideal for sports injuries & ligament tears
Questions ? You're Covered
1. When should I consider knee replacement ?
- If you have severe knee pain, stiffness, and difficulty walking, and non-surgical treatments no longer help, knee replacement is the best option.
2. How long does PRP therapy take to show results ?
- Many patients feel relief within a few weeks, with ongoing improvement over 3 to 6 months.
3. What is the recovery time for knee arthroscopy ?
- Most patients recover within 2-4 weeks and can return to daily activities faster than with open surgery.
4. Is revision knee replacement more complicated than the first surgery ?
- Yes, revision surgery is more complex and requires extended hospital stays and rehabilitation. However, it is essential for those with failed or infected knee implants.
