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Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
Sports injuries are injuries that occur during athletic activities. In many cases, these injuries are due to overuse or acute trauma of a part of the body while participating in a certain activity. Injuries are a common occurrence in professional sports and most teams have a staff of Athletic Trainers. However, intervention by a sports injury specialist becomes necessary when severe injuries happen (known as catastrophic injuries), which are usually a result of trauma to the head, spine, or spinal cord.
At Health1 Super Speciality Hospitals sports injury department experts in the field of sports injuries offer treatment for severe injuries and traumas to the head, spine, spinal cord and joints. The Centre offers KeyHole Arthroscopic Surgery for Knee and Shoulder Joints. Knee Arthroscopy deals with meniscus and ligament injuries. The surgery entails reconstructing cruciate ligaments using key-hole technology. Arthroscopic Surgery for Shoulder Joints rectifies rotator calf injury, repeated dislocations and labral injuries.
Scope Of Services :
- 1. Total Management of Sports injuries
- 2. Knee Arthroscopy :
- KeyHole Arthroscopic Surgery for Knee Joint
- Meniscus and Ligament Injuries
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair or Reconstruction
- Posterior Cruciate Ligament Repair or Reconstruction
- Arthroscopy for Patellar Injury
- Removal of a Baker’s cyst
- Fractures in the knee bones
- Swollen Synovium
- 3. Shoulder Arthroscopy :
- Biceps tendon injuries
- Bone spurs
- Frozen shoulder
- Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation
- Labrum tears, injuries to the tissue around your shoulder socket
- Osteoarthritis
- Rotator cuff tears (Subscapularis, Teres minor, Supraspinatus and Infraspinatus)
- Rotator cuff tendinitis
- Shoulder Impingement Syndrome
- Shoulder instability, when your shoulder joint becomes loose or dislocated
Our Healthcare Experts
Specialist Doctor
Qualifications :
M.S. Orthopedics, Fellowship in Joint Replacement, fellowship in Shoulder Surgery
Specialization :
Primary Joint Replacement (Knee Hip, shoulder & elbow), Revision Joint Replacement, Revision Joint Replacement, Revision Joint Replacement, Complex Trauma, Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery, Joint Preservation Surgeries, Deformity Correction, Minimal Access Surgeries
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D.N.B. Orthopaedic, M.S. Orthopaedic, Fellowship in Joint Replacement and Arthroscopy, Fellowship in Sports Medicine & Shoulder Surgery
Specialization :
Arthroplasty , Arthroscopy and Sports medicine, Knee - Shoulder Ligament & Meniscus Surgeries, Joint Replacement (Knee, Hip, Shoulder ) , Complex Trauma Knee, Elbow & Shoulder Surgery
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M.S. Orthopaedic , Fellowship in Sports Injuries and Shoulder Services, Fellowship in Foot and Ankle Services
Specialization :
Sports medicine, Arthroscopy, Pain Management, Joint Preservation
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M.S. Orthopedics, FIJS Fellowship in Arthroscopy Surgery
Specialization :
Arthroscopy Surgery , Joint Replacement and Complex Trauma Surgery
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M.S. Orthopedics
Specialization :
Primary Joint Replacement (Knee Hip, shoulder & elbow), Revision Joint Replacement, Partial Knee Replacement, , Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine, Complex Trauma
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Qualifications :
M.S. Orthopedics
Specialization :
Primary Joint Replacement (Knee Hip, shoulder & elbow), Revision Joint Replacement, Partial Knee Replacement, , Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine, Complex Trauma, Knee - Shoulder Ligament & Meniscus Surgeries, Joint Replacement (Knee , Hip, Shoulder ) , Complex Trauma Knee, Elbow & Shoulder Surgery
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Qualifications :
M.S. Orthopaedics, Fellowship Arthroplasty and Sports Medicine
Specialization :
Knee, Shoulder Ligament & Meniscus Surgeries, Joint Replacement (Knee, Hip, Shoulder), Complex Trauma Knee, Elbow & Shoulder Surgery
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M.S. Orthopaedics
Specialization :
Knee, Shoulder Ligament & Meniscus Surgeries, Joint Replacement (Knee, Hip, Shoulder), Complex Trauma Knee, Elbow & Shoulder Surgery
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FAQs for Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
What is arthroscopy and how is it used in sports medicine?
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat joint injuries using a small camera inserted through tiny incisions. It is widely used in sports medicine to treat ligament tears, cartilage damage, and other sports injuries with faster recovery and minimal tissue damage.
What types of sports injuries are treated with arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy is commonly used to treat ligament injuries, meniscus tears, rotator cuff injuries, cartilage damage, and joint instability. These conditions are frequent in athletes and active individuals and require precise treatment to restore movement and performance.
What are the common symptoms of sports-related joint injuries?
Symptoms include joint pain, swelling, stiffness, instability, reduced range of motion, and difficulty in movement. These symptoms may indicate ligament or cartilage damage and require early diagnosis and treatment to prevent long-term complications.
What is ligament reconstruction in sports injury treatment?
Ligament reconstruction is a surgical procedure used to repair torn ligaments, commonly in the knee or shoulder. It helps restore joint stability and function, allowing patients to return to normal activities or sports after proper rehabilitation.
What is meniscus tear treatment in arthroscopy?
Meniscus tear treatment involves repairing or removing damaged cartilage in the knee using minimally invasive techniques. Arthroscopy allows precise correction of the injury, reducing pain and improving joint function effectively.
What are the benefits of arthroscopy compared to open surgery?
Arthroscopy offers smaller incisions, less pain, minimal scarring, reduced blood loss, and faster recovery. It allows targeted treatment of joint problems while preserving surrounding tissues, making it ideal for sports injury management.
When is arthroscopic surgery recommended for joint injuries?
Arthroscopic surgery is recommended when conservative treatment like medication or physiotherapy does not relieve symptoms. It is used for persistent joint pain, instability, or structural damage affecting mobility and performance.
What joints are treated with arthroscopy in sports medicine?
Arthroscopy is commonly performed on the knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, elbow, and wrist. These joints are frequently affected by sports injuries and require specialized treatment to restore strength and flexibility.
How long does recovery take after arthroscopy treatment?
Recovery after arthroscopy is usually faster than traditional surgery. Most patients can return to daily activities within a few weeks, while full recovery depends on the severity of the injury and rehabilitation process.
When should you consult a sports medicine specialist?
You should consult a specialist if you experience persistent joint pain, swelling, instability, or difficulty in movement after an injury. Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent long-term damage and ensure faster recovery.
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