Arthroscopy Assisted Minimal invasive key Hole surgeries - for Sports Injuries - Knee & Shoulder

When you think about surgery, it’s natural to associate it with pain, stitches, blood loss, and extensive recovery time. However, it’s well-known that surgery is often necessary to improve the quality of your life. But what if there’s a way to minimize the pain and recovery?

Thanks to advanced research and technology, minimally invasive trauma surgery has emerged as a revolutionary approach in the field of orthopaedics. This technique has proven its effectiveness with a 100% success rate and is now used for a variety of procedures, including Knee, Hip, Shoulder, and Spine surgeries. With minimally invasive surgery, patients can experience reduced pain, quicker recovery, and improved outcomes, all with smaller incisions and minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.

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How it’s done ?

Minimally invasive trauma surgery involves making small incisions rather than large ones. Specialized tools and cameras are used to perform the procedure with precision.

Small incisions are made instead of large cuts.

Specialized tools and cameras are used for precision.

Reduced muscle and tissue damage for faster recovery.

Minimizes pain, scarring, and promotes quicker healing.

Want To Know If You Are A Good Candidate For A Minimally Invasive Trauma Surgery?

Knee

  • Meniscal tear correction
  • ACL reconstruction
  • Removing inflamed synovium
  • Bone infection

    • Hip

  • Hip joint infection
  • Hip dysplasia
  • Synovitis
  • Hip injury

    • Spine And Shoulder

    Spine

  • Treatment for a herniated disc
  • A disc decompression
  • A spinal fusion
  • Treatment for spinal stenosis
    Shoulder
  • Repairing a rotator cuff tear
  • Removing a bone spur
  • Removing an inflamed tissue

    • These joints are crucial but highly susceptible to wear and tear. Various conditions can weaken and damage these joints, leading to limited mobility and discomfort. When the bones are severely affected, and movement becomes restricted, joint replacement surgery may be necessary to restore function and improve quality of life.