Arthroscopy Surgery
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive orthopedic procedure used to diagnose and treat joint problems with smaller incisions, less pain, faster recovery, and excellent clinical outcomes.
Hospital Stay
Same Day
Duration
30 Minutes – 2 Hours
Recovery
2 Weeks – 6 Months
Success
95%+
Treatment Information
What is Arthroscopy Surgery?
Arthroscopy is a modern surgical technique in which an orthopedic surgeon inserts a tiny camera called an arthroscope into a joint through a small incision. It is commonly performed on the knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, elbow, and wrist to diagnose and treat ligament injuries, cartilage damage, meniscus tears, loose bodies, and other joint disorders.
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Types of Arthroscopy Surgery
Depending on your condition, our orthopedic specialists recommend the most suitable treatment approach for better recovery and long term results.
Diagnostic Arthroscopy
Performed to identify joint problems that cannot be confirmed through imaging alone.
Therapeutic Arthroscopy
Used to repair or remove damaged tissues, ligaments, cartilage, or loose fragments inside the joint.
Knee Arthroscopy
Most commonly performed to treat meniscus tears, ACL injuries, and cartilage damage.
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Used for rotator cuff repair, labral repair, impingement syndrome, and recurrent shoulder instability.
Common Symptoms
Persistent joint pain
Joint swelling
Joint stiffness
Locking of the joint
Clicking or catching sensation
Reduced range of motion
Joint instability
What Does It Feel Like?
Patients with this condition commonly experience the following discomforts during daily activities.
Pain while walking or lifting
Joint feels stuck
Difficulty bending the joint
Weakness during movement
Pain during sports activities
Causes
Sports injuries
Ligament tears
Meniscus injuries
Cartilage damage
Joint inflammation
Trauma or accidents
Degenerative joint disease
Risk Factors
Athletes
Heavy physical activity
Previous joint injuries
Obesity
Aging
Repetitive joint movements
Diagnosis Process
Physical examination
MRI Scan
X-ray
CT Scan (if required)
Diagnostic Arthroscopy
Treatment Options
Non-Surgical Treatment
Pain medications
Physiotherapy
Rest and activity modification
Joint braces
Steroid injections
Surgical Treatment
Arthroscopy is performed using a small camera and specialized surgical instruments inserted through tiny incisions. Depending on the condition, the surgeon may repair ligaments, trim damaged cartilage, remove loose fragments, or reconstruct injured tissues while minimizing damage to surrounding structures.
Call NowRecovery Timeline
Recovery may vary depending on your condition and overall health, but most patients can expect the following timeline.
hospital Stay
Same Day
walking
Same Day / 1 Day
office Work
1–2 Weeks
driving
2–4 Weeks
sports
2–6 Months
Possible Complications
Infection
Bleeding
Blood clots
Temporary swelling
Joint stiffness
Rare nerve or blood vessel injury
How to Prevent This Condition
Maintain a healthy weight
Strengthen surrounding muscles
Warm up before exercise
Use proper sports techniques
Treat joint injuries promptly
Treatment Information
| disease | Joint Disorders |
| surgery | Arthroscopy |
| duration | 30 Minutes – 2 Hours |
| anaesthesia | General / Spinal / Regional |
| hospital Stay | Same Day |
| treated By | Orthopedic Arthroscopy Surgeon |
| success Rate | 95%+ |
| recovery Time | 2 Weeks – 6 Months |
₹80,000 – ₹3,50,000
The treatment cost may vary depending on multiple medical and hospital-related factors.
Cost Depends On
Joint being treated
Type of procedure
Hospital
City
Insurance coverage
Doctors Who Treat This Condition
Frequently Asked Questions
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a small camera to diagnose and treat joint problems through tiny incisions.
The procedure is performed under anesthesia. Mild discomfort after surgery is normal and is usually managed with medications and physiotherapy.
Most arthroscopic procedures take between 30 minutes and 2 hours, depending on the complexity of the surgery.
Recovery varies depending on the treated joint and procedure, but many patients resume routine activities within a few weeks.
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