Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure, usually performed on an outpatient basis. Your surgeon uses tiny cameras and instruments to get a better view of the inner workings of your knee. This enhances surgical precision and generally reduces the number and size of surgical incisions. An arthroscopy is often used to aid the surgeon's view in other, more complex surgeries. In some cases, additional incisions are required. Orthopaedics surgeons use arthroscopy to diagnose and sometimes to treat knee conditions. This method is most effective in treating injuries and conditions that affect or damage the cartilage, ligaments, tendons and other soft tissues that support, protect and enable your knee to function properly. Arthroscopy is primarily used to clarify joint problems and diagnose joint injuries. Here are the five most important benefits of scheduling a knee arthroscopy to Dr. Lalit Bafna. 1. Less stress Compared to open surgical procedures, the advanta...
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