Keyhole Arthroscopy & Ligament Care
Twisting injuries during cricket, football, badminton, or gym workouts frequently injure the knee’s ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), PCL, or shock-absorbing meniscus cartilage. Early orthopedic evaluation helps prevent secondary cartilage wear and chronic joint instability.
- ACL & PCL Reconstruction: Restoring knee stability for active individuals with persistent giving-way symptoms.
- Meniscus Repair & Trimming: Addressing knee locking, joint-line pain, and catching sensations.
- Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Injuries: Evaluating recurrent dislocations and overhead sports strain.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are signs of an ACL tear or meniscus injury?
A twisting injury with rapid swelling, knee locking, or instability when pivoting or walking down stairs warrants a clinical stability check and MRI if advised.
Is arthroscopy performed through small incisions?
Yes. Arthroscopy uses small keyhole portals rather than large open joint incisions.