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Arthroscopic Surgery is a minimally invasive surgical procedure which is performed by using an arthroscope. It is inserted into the joint through a small incision. Arthroscopic procedure can be performed either to evaluate or to treat many orthopedic conditions. It is used for diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic inflammatory diseases, degenerative changes and injuries.
The possibilities of arthroscopy allow a full view of the joint cavity, aspiration of joint fluid, biopsy of the synovial membrane, removal (synovectomy) and recovery of joint ligaments, meniscus, etc.., removal of foreign matters, bone fragments, cartilage disks and others.
Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure in which the inside structure is examined for diagnosis and/or treatment by using a tube shaped instrument called an arthroscope. Arthroscopy was popularized in 1960 and is now common throughout the world. It is usually performed by orthopedic surgeons in an outpatient setting. When it is performed in an outpatient basis, patients can return home right after the procedure.
Arthroscopy can be helpful in the diagnosis and treatment of many non-inflammatory, inflammatory and infectious types of arthritis as well as various joint injuries.
Common problems and conditions addressed by Arthroscopy and Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroscopic surgical or non-surgical procedures are used to evaluate and/or treat various orthopedic conditions, incl. torn cartilage (meniscus), torn surface articular cartilage, ACL reconstruction, as well as trimming of damaged cartilages.
Among the most common problems that arthroscopic surgery can help with are:
• General traumatology
• General Orthopedics
• Arthroscopic surgery of the large, medium and small joints
• Knee surgery
• Sports injuries, sports medicine
• Herniated disc
• Degenerative diseases of the spine
• Surgical reconstruction of joints and ligaments
• Implants of hip, knee, shoulder and other artificial joints
• Fractures, dislocations, sprains
• Orthopedic trauma conditions of the upper limbs
• Various diseases and injuries to the meniscus, ligaments and knee cartilage
• Injuries and conditions of the shoulder rotator cuff
Health solutions
The main objective of arthroscopy and surgery adjacent is to provide adequate medical care and help patients return to active physical and sports activities without pain - a full recovery and overall improved quality of life.
Arthroscopic surgery successfully treats a number of orthopedic and traumatic conditions and diseases, as in most cases focuses on the surgery of large, medium and small joints, knee surgery, bloodless and minimally invasive surgery on a herniated disc and degenerative diseases of the spine.
