Meniscus Injuries

The meniscus is a C-shaped piece of cartilage that acts as a shock absorber in the knee. Tears can occur due to sports activities, degenerative changes, or sudden twisting motions. Arthroscopic meniscus repair or removal allows for precise treatment while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. Our minimally invasive knee surgery Mumbai approach ensures optimal recovery for these common injuries.

Ligament Tears

ACL, MCL, and PCL tears are among the most challenging sports injuries. Arthroscopic ligament reconstruction uses advanced graft techniques to restore stability and function to the joint. Our specialized approach to ligament repair has helped countless athletes return to their sports at pre-injury levels.

Cartilage Repair

Damaged cartilage can cause pain, swelling, and limited mobility. Through arthroscopic techniques, we can perform cartilage debridement, microfracture procedures, and cartilage transplantation. These procedures help restore smooth joint surfaces and can significantly reduce pain while improving function.

Rotator Cuff Tears

The shoulder’s rotator cuff is susceptible to tears from overuse, trauma, or degenerative changes. Our arthroscopic shoulder surgery Mumbai techniques allow for precise repair of these tears through small incisions, resulting in less post-operative pain and faster recovery compared to traditional open procedures.

Shoulder Impingement & Labral Tears

Shoulder impingement occurs when shoulder tissues become compressed during arm movements. Arthroscopic subacromial decompression removes bone spurs and inflamed tissue. Both hip and shoulder labral tears can be effectively treated arthroscopically, addressing pain and instability while preserving joint function.

Minimal Tissue Damage

Traditional open surgery requires large incisions and significant tissue disruption. Arthroscopic procedures use incisions that are typically less than 1 centimeter, resulting in minimal damage to surrounding muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

Reduced Pain & Faster Recovery

Smaller incisions and less tissue trauma mean significantly less post-operative pain. Many patients require fewer pain medications and experience comfort much sooner. The minimally invasive nature allows patients to begin movement and physical therapy much sooner, crucial for athletes and active individuals.

Lower Risk & Better Results

Smaller incisions reduce the risk of post-operative infection, a significant advantage. Tiny scars are barely visible once healed, providing better cosmetic results. Most arthroscopic surgeries can be performed on an outpatient basis, allowing patients to recover in the comfort of their own homes.

Improved Precision

The high-definition camera provides magnified visualization that often surpasses what the human eye can see in open surgery, leading to more precise treatment and better outcomes for patients.

Immediate Post-Operative Period

Most patients experience manageable discomfort that is well-controlled with prescribed medications. Ice application and elevation help reduce swelling and pain.

Early Mobility

Unlike traditional surgery that may require prolonged immobilization, arthroscopic procedures often allow for early, gentle movement. This helps prevent stiffness and promotes healing.

Physical Therapy

A structured rehabilitation program is crucial for optimal recovery. We work closely with experienced physical therapists who understand the specific requirements of post-arthroscopic rehabilitation.

Return to Activities

Timeline varies by procedure and patient goals. Simple arthroscopic procedures may allow return to desk work within days, while complex reconstructions may require several months of rehabilitation before returning to sports.

Long-term Outcomes

Studies consistently show excellent long-term results with arthroscopic procedures, with most patients achieving significant pain relief and functional improvement.