নতুন দিল্লি এ হাঁটু Arthroscopy মূল্য

A: In this procedure, the surgeon makes small incisions to access the inside of the knee joint. A small camera like tool called an arthroscope is inserted. This will help the doctor to diagnose the problem. Treatment can also be provided using arthroscopy. The surgeon would put small tools to correct the tissue.

A: Though knee arthroscopy is a safe procedure, certain risks are associated with it:

• Excessive Bleeding
• Infections
• Allergy to anesthesia
• Breathing problems
• Blood clot
• Stiffness in the knee
• Damage to blood vessels of the knee

A: Before the surgery begins, your doctor will give you anesthesia to numb the pain. The surgeon will begin by making a few small cuts on your knee. Followed by this, he/she will pump saline saltwater. This saltwater will expand the knee to allow the doctor to operate freely. The doctor will insert an arthroscope (small camera) in the incision to look around the knee joint. During this process, the surgeon will be able to look at the images produced by the camera. This helps the doctor diagnose the problem. To treat the problem, the surgeon inserts some tools through the arthroscope to correct the tissue. Then the surgeon will drain the saline and put stitches to close the incisions.

A: Knee arthroscopy is a surgical procedure. It is used to diagnose and treat problems in the knee joint. The surgeon uses a tool called arthroscope (a small camera) to look in the knee joint. The use of this tool makes it a minimally invasive procedure.

A: The following protocols should be practiced post-surgery:

• A dressing will be put on the knee joint
• You will need ice packs on the surgery site to reduce swelling
• Keep your leg elated
• Your doctor will give instructions about your prescriptions
• You will be advised some exercises to do

A: Knee arthroscopy is indicated by doctors to treat various conditions related to the knee joint. These conditions are as follows:

• Torn cruciate ligaments
• Torn meniscus
• Removal of inflamed synovial tissue
• Lateral Release
• ACL reconstruction
• Loose fragments of bone or cartilage
• Kneecap problems
• Knee infection
• Baker’s cyst
• Fractures in knee bones

A: If your doctor recommends you to have knee arthroscopy, you are expected to do the following: Medicines: Inform your doctor about any medicines you take. The doctor may ask you to discontinue some medicines. Fasting: Do not eat or drink anything for at least 6-12 hours before the surgery. Exercises: Some doctors recommend a few exercises before the surgery.

A: A wide range of problems can be detected using knee arthroscopy. Some of the common symptoms noted in patients who require this procedure are:

• Stiffness in joint
• Persistent pain in knee joint
• A buildup of fluid in or around the knee joint

A: The problems related to bones and joints come under the field of orthopedics. An orthopedic doctor is the one who would diagnose and offers treatment. Knee arthroscopy is performed by an orthopedic surgeon.

A: This procedure helps a doctor in diagnosing a patient’s condition. The surgeon does not have to make a large incision to access the knee joint. Further treatment for problems in the knee joint can also be managed using knee arthroscopy.