Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a professional athlete, joint injuries are all too prevalent. Physical exercise can sporadically cause sprains, strains, and dislocations. Additionally, even if you are not as active as athletes, accidents can still occur. Your doctor might advise arthroscopy to identify the source of your joint pain or repair any damage if it is severe.

Continue reading to discover the top three justifications for choosing our Hosmat Doctors to perform your arthroscopy.

Why Have an Arthroscopy?

A variety of joint disorders are diagnosed and treated by arthroscopy. Patients who have joint issues affecting the knee, shoulder, elbow, ankle, hip, or wrist are the main candidates for this procedure.

To carry out this treatment, our Hosmat specialists will utilise an arthroscope, a slender tube with a tiny camera and light attached. It is introduced through a little incision in the problematic location. Real-time images of the joint can be captured by the arthroscope and sent to a monitor for viewing.

In order to detect joint issues and direct surgical treatment of the damaged joint, arthroscopy is used. The arthroscope can be used in conjunction with specific, narrow, pencil-shaped surgical tools to carry out the required repairs. Open surgery is much more intrusive than arthroscopy.

This method can be used to diagnose and/or treat the following conditions:

• Bone spurs or loose fragments of bone
• Torn or damaged cartilages
• Inflamed joint linings
• Scarring or tissue overgrowth
• Torn ligaments and tendons

Three Reasons to See Our Hosmat Doctors for Arthroscopy

One of our Hosmat doctors doing your arthroscopic surgery has several benefits. Top three are as follows:

1.   Faster Recovery

An outpatient surgery, arthroscopy is a minimally invasive medical technique. You might be able to leave our clinic and go home the same day, depending on the joint involved, the repairs made, and any complications that might have developed. An arthroscopy typically takes between 30 and two hours to complete.

Arthroscopy requires less time in the hospital than open surgery, even when an overnight stay is necessary. Patients can heal faster thanks to these methods’ reduced trauma, pain, and wound sizes.

Since the smaller incisions require fewer stitches, you might even have reduced scarring. You might also need fewer painkillers because recuperation takes place more quickly.

2.   Services from Qualified Orthopedic Surgeons

Orthopedic surgeons and specialists who have completed fellowship training make up our team at Hosmat Hospital. If you want to consult with arthroscopy-trained and -experienced Hosmat specialists,