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Arthroscopy Surgery - How & When It’s Performed? | Advantages, Risks

Arthroscopy Surgery: How and when Arthroscopy is performed? Know the advantages, and risks of the surgery here. This video features Dr. IPS Oberoi, a joint replacement and arthroscopy surgeon at Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon. He specializes in sports injuries and arthroscopy. In this video, he explains arthroscopy, also known as keyhole surgery, which is minimally invasive and helps your return to everyday life as soon as possible. It is technically a superior surgery done with precision and only at a few centres in the country. Useful Resource: https://www.hexahealth.com/treatment/... In this surgical procedure, a small puncture is made in front of the joint, and a small telescope is inserted. By doing this, the doctor can see the joint in an immensely magnified view. Furthermore, each structure inside the joint is touched and felt to understand which structure might be torn. By arthroscopy surgery, one can treat and repair the torn structures inside the joint. The common joints for which arthroscopy can be done include: 🔹Knee Joint 🔹Shoulder Joint 🔹Elbow Joint 🔹Ankle Joint 🔹Hip Joint In addition, he mentions some symptoms that may indicate that an arthroscopy may be necessary, such as: 🔹Severe joint pain for a long time 🔹Swollen joint 🔹Inability to walk These are all indicating damage inside the knee or shoulders, and arthroscopy is the best remedy for early recovery for treating almost all kinds of joint pains. The procedure is usually performed on people who are engaged in sports, have been involved in a road traffic accident, or have suffered ligament tears if no physiotherapy or medications are helping. The advantages of arthroscopy surgery include the following: 🔹Minimally invasive and minimal blood loss 🔹Small incision 🔹Low infection rate 🔹Very less post-surgery pain 🔹Low infection rate 🔹People can usually walk within the same day or after a day or two. 🔹The patient can get back to work in two-three weeks. Timestamps: 🔹How is arthroscopy performed? 0:26 🔹When is arthroscopy required? 1:10 🔹What joints are most frequently examined by arthroscopy? 1:47 🔹Who are the right candidates for this procedure? 2:06 🔹What are the advantages of arthroscopy surgery? 3:07 🔹Are there any risks/potential complications incurred after arthroscopy surgery? 3:53 To know more, visit https://www.hexahealth.com. Download Our App Click here for Android: https://shorturl.at/bimIO Click here for iPhone: https://shorturl.at/loCY6 Follow us on: YouTube:    / @hexahealth   Facebook:   / hexahealthlive   Instagram:   / hexahealthofficial   Twitter:   / hexahealthlive   Linkedin:   / hexahealth   Connect with us: Call our expert: +91 88606 88606 Whatsapp Here: https://rebrand.ly/hexa-wa-yt-expert Disclaimer: Treatment time, recovery time, and results are influenced by the severity and pre-existing conditions of the patient. It is recommended that patients consult their physicians before any type of surgery. Insurance claims are subject to the policy terms. #Arthroscopy #ArthroscopyKnee #ArthroscopyHip