Minimally Invasive Arthroscopic Surgery
Advanced precision surgery with faster recovery times at Spire Clinic
What is Arthroscopy
Minimally invasive surgical technique using a tiny camera to diagnose and treat joint problems
Advanced Surgical Technology
Arthroscopy allows surgeons to see inside your joint using a small camera inserted through tiny incisions. This revolutionary technique provides detailed views without major surgery.
High-definition camera equipment for precise diagnosis
Minimal incisions reduce recovery time significantly
Same-day procedures available for most patients
Why It's Performed
Relieve joint pain and restore mobility with minimally invasive precision
Common Conditions Treated
- • Torn cartilage or ligaments
- • Joint inflammation and swelling
- • Bone spurs or loose fragments
- • Sports injuries and trauma
Key Benefits
Faster recovery than open surgery
Return to normal activities within weeks
Procedures
Comprehensive arthroscopic treatments for optimal joint recovery
Knee Arthroscopy
ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, cartilage restoration
- • ACL tear treatment
- • Meniscus repair
- • Cartilage procedures
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Rotator cuff repair, labrum reconstruction, impingement surgery
- • Rotator cuff repair
- • Labrum reconstruction
- • Impingement release
Hip & Ankle Procedures
Hip labral repair, ankle arthroscopy, cartilage restoration
- • Hip labral repair
- • Cartilage restoration
- • Ankle procedures
Benefits & Risks
Understanding the advantages and considerations of arthroscopic surgery
Key Benefits
Minimal Scarring
Small incisions leave barely visible scars
Faster Recovery
Return to normal activities within weeks
Less Pain
Reduced post-operative discomfort
Lower Infection Risk
Smaller incisions reduce infection chances
Potential Risks
Infection
Rare but possible at incision sites
Blood Clots
Small risk of deep vein thrombosis
Nerve Damage
Temporary numbness or tingling possible
Stiffness
Joint may feel stiff post-surgery
FAQs
Common questions about arthroscopic surgery
