Minimally invasive diagnostic & corrective joint preservation.
Arthroscopy utilizes sub-centimeter portals and fiber-optic lenses to treat ligament tears, cartilage erosion, and impingement. By bypassing large muscle cuts, this surgical protocol preserves blood supply, mitigates pain, and speeds up your return to sports.
Click on any procedure below to review candidate guidelines, recovery timelines, and surgical benefits.
Minimally invasive diagnostic and corrective joint washouts or cartilage trims through sub-centimeter portals in the knee.
Learn More & View DetailsPatients experiencing chronic locking, swelling, or click catching.
Weight-bearing from Day 1; normal active routine inside 2 weeks.
Keyhole access to resolve subacromial impingements, decompress spurs, and repair labrum instability.
Learn More & View DetailsPatients with severe overhead reach stiffness, impingement pain, or recurrent dislocations.
Sling support for 2-4 weeks; strength building at 3 months.
Replacing a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the knee using a high-density autograft to restore athletic pivoting capability.
Learn More & View DetailsAthletes or active individuals suffering from knee instability or buckling.
Crutches for 2 weeks; jogging at 3 months; full sports return in 6-9 months.
Suturing torn shock-absorber cartilage back together using advanced all-inside anchoring systems to preserve joint health.
Learn More & View DetailsPatients with local joint line tenderness, clicking, or meniscus tears.
Protected brace walking for 4 weeks; full sports at 4-6 months.
Re-attaching torn rotator cuff tendons to the humeral footprint using double-row bridge suture anchors.
Learn More & View DetailsPatients with severe overhead weakness, lifting pain, or tendon tears.
Arm sling for 4-6 weeks; active rehab starting at month 3.
Common questions answered by Dr. Sai Dinesh regarding arthroscopic recovery and protocols.
No. Arthroscopy is keyhole surgery. It is performed through 2 or 3 tiny portal punctures (each about 4mm to 8mm wide). These are closed with single stitch or sterile strips and leave almost invisible hairline scars after healing.
For simple meniscectomy or joint washouts, you can bear full weight immediately on day one. If a meniscus repair or ACL reconstruction is done, you might need a protective knee brace and crutches for 2 to 4 weeks to protect the biological healing of the graft or suture.
Bypass major joint replacements through early arthroscopic stabilization and cartilage therapies.
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