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30 min consult

Sports Medicine.

Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair and structured return-to-play.

About this procedure

Dr Mahantesh Patil's sports medicine practice focuses on getting active people back to training and competition after injury — from ligament tears to tendon and cartilage problems — with a clear, structured return-to-play plan.

Wherever surgery is needed it is performed arthroscopically (keyhole) — such as ACL reconstruction or rotator cuff repair — balancing the fastest safe recovery with protecting the joint for the long term.

Conditions & symptoms we treat

ACL & other knee ligament tears Rotator cuff tears Recurrent shoulder dislocation Meniscus & cartilage injuries Tendon injuries (Achilles, patellar) Sports overuse injuries

Procedure & technique

Care ranges from guided rehabilitation and injections to arthroscopic reconstruction (for example ACL or rotator cuff repair). When surgery is needed it is keyhole wherever possible, followed by a sport-specific rehabilitation programme.

Recovery

  1. Early phase
    Protect the injury, reduce swelling and restore range of motion.
  2. Strengthening
    Progressive loading under physiotherapy supervision.
  3. Sport-specific
    Agility and drills tailored to your sport.
  4. Return to play
    Cleared once strength and movement tests are met — typically several months after ligament reconstruction.
Frequently asked

Things patients often ask.

Have a question we haven’t answered? Our team responds on WhatsApp within an hour during clinic hours.

Return to pivoting sport is typically around 9 months, once strength and movement criteria are met.

No — many respond well to structured rehabilitation; surgery is advised only when it offers the better outcome.

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