Knee arthroscopy is a highly effective, minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat various knee joint problems. Using a small camera (arthroscope), the inside of the knee is examined and treated with precision through tiny incisions, ensuring minimal damage to surrounding tissues.

At the clinic of Dr. Jitendra Aloria, patients receive expert orthopedic care with a focus on accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment, ensuring faster recovery and long-term relief.

When is Knee Arthroscopy Recommended?

Knee arthroscopy is advised when conservative treatments like medications or physiotherapy do not provide sufficient relief. It is commonly used for:

• Torn meniscus (cartilage injury)
• Ligament injuries (ACL/PCL tears)
• Knee pain due to damaged cartilage
• Joint inflammation or swelling
• Loose bone or cartilage fragments
• Sports-related knee injuries

Benefits of Knee Arthroscopy

✔ Minimally invasive with small incisions

✔ Less pain and reduced swelling

✔ Faster healing and recovery

✔ Minimal scarring

✔ Short hospital stay or same-day discharge

✔ Early return to normal routine

Procedure Details

The procedure is performed using advanced arthroscopic techniques:

1. Small incisions are made around the knee
2. A tiny camera is inserted to view the joint
3. Specialized instruments are used to repair or remove damaged tissue
4. The procedure is completed with minimal disruption to the knee

Most procedures are completed within 30–60 minutes, depending on the condition.

Recovery & Rehabilitation

With a patient-focused treatment approach, recovery is smooth and well-guided:

• Walking support within a few days
• Gradual return to daily activities in 2–6 weeks
• Customized physiotherapy for strength and mobility
• Long-term care to prevent recurrence

Why Choose Dr. Jitendra Aloria?

• Expert in bone, joint, and muscle conditions
• Accurate diagnosis with modern techniques
• Personalized treatment plans for every patient
• Focus on faster recovery and long-term results
• Specialized care for sports injuries and joint problems