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30 min consult

Knee and Shoulder Arthroscopy.

Minimally invasive keyhole arthroscopy — meniscus, cartilage and ligament problems.

About this procedure

Dr Mahantesh Patil specialises in keyhole arthroscopic surgery of the knee — a minimally invasive procedure where a small camera and fine instruments are passed through tiny incisions to diagnose and treat problems inside the joint, without opening it. It is usually done as day-care.

Arthroscopy is well suited to mechanical symptoms such as locking, catching and recurrent swelling, and to repairing meniscus, cartilage and ligament injuries with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.

Conditions & symptoms we treat

Meniscus (cartilage) tears Loose bodies in the joint Cartilage damage ACL injuries (assessment & reconstruction) Persistent locking or catching Unexplained knee swelling

Procedure & technique

Through two or three small incisions the joint is inspected and the problem addressed — trimming or repairing a torn meniscus, removing loose fragments, or reconstructing a ligament. Most patients go home the same day.

Recovery

  1. Same day
    Discharge home; walk with support as comfortable.
  2. First week
    Swelling settles; simple exercises begin.
  3. 2–6 weeks
    Return to desk work and light activity (varies with what was done).
  4. 6 weeks – 3 months
    Graded return to sport after a repair or reconstruction, guided by physiotherapy.
Frequently asked

Things patients often ask.

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Most simple arthroscopies are day-care — you go home the same day.

Desk-based work is often possible within a few days to two weeks, depending on the procedure.

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