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What is Arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy is also known as Arthroscopic surgery. This is a surgical procedure that involves the insertion of Arthroscope into the joint to look at the damaged or injured joints, diagnose problems, repair damaged joints, etc. The arthroscope is an instrument that contains a fiber-optic video camera that sends the images to the monitor. Arthroscopy is used to treat and diagnose a variety of joint problems.
What are the joints that can be operated with this procedure?
The following are the joints that can be operated through Arthroscope:
What are the advantages of Arthroscopy?
The following are the advantages of Arthroscopy:
What are the indications of Arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy is indicated in the following conditions:
What is the preparation for Arthroscopy?
The following are the preparation steps involved in Arthroscopy:
What are the steps involved in Arthroscopy?
The following are the steps involved in the Arthroscopy:
What is the postprocedure care/recovery care for Arthroscopy?
Who can perform Arthroscopy [Right specialist type for Arthroscopy]?
Arthroscopy can be performed by a certified and skilled Orthopedic surgeon or an orthopedic doctor who is well experienced in Arthroscopy.
What is the cost of Arthroscopy?
The cost of Arthroscopy may vary according to the following factors:
Minimum cost for Arthroscopy in India starts from Rs.50,000
Average expenses for Arthroscopy in India is approximately Rs.1,03,083
Maximum amount to be paid for Arthroscopy in India rises up to Rs.2,40,000
Is Arthroscopy a major surgery or minor surgery?
Arthroscopy is considered a minor surgery since small incisions are made instead of large incisions.
What is the eligibility criteria for Arthroscopy?
The following are the eligibility criteria for Arthroscopy:
What is the ineligibility criteria for Arthroscopy?
The following are the ineligibility criteria for Arthroscopy:
What are the risks and complications associated with Arthroscopy?
The following are the risks and complications involved in Arthroscopy:
How long does it take to complete Arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy can be completed in 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the type of procedure that is being carried out.
What is the recovery time?
Within a few days after the surgery, the patient can go back to light activities or desk work which do not involve much physical strain. The recovery period may vary from one patient to another. It depends on the patient's health condition and area that is operated.
What is the success rate of Arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure and has about 90% success rate.
Is Arthroscopy painful?
Every surgical procedure comes with a certain level of pain and some discomfort. You won't be experiencing pain during this process because you will be under anesthesia. There may be some discomfort after the procedure.
What are the long-term results of Arthroscopy?
The long-term results of Arthroscopy are:
Can Arthroscopy be detected in the future?
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that involves small incisions. These incisions may leave small scars sometimes. Other than the scars, it cannot be detected in the future.
What are the alternatives for Arthroscopy?
The following are the alternatives for Arthroscopy: