Knee Arthroscopy in Bikaner, Rajasthan

Shri Krishna Hospital has been offering knee arthroscopy services since 3 years. The hospital is primarily focused on providing individualized treatment plan with quality medical care. We offer high standards of Arthroscopy services under the guidance of specialized doctors. More than 100 patients have consulted in pain clinic.

Arthroscope is a special instrument that is used here for the diagnosis and treatment of different knee and other joint diseases. This long and slender tube like instrument that is inserted inside the knee joint to check various structures.

“More then 5000 cases of knee arthroscopy has been treated at Shri Krishna Hospital.“

Knee Arthroscopy Doctors

Dr. Naren Gaur Orthopaedic Surgeon is trained in joint Replacement & reconstruction trauma surgery from NDMC Medical College Hindu Rao Hospital, Delhi; surgical training in knee reconstructive and knee replacement surgeries from SMS Medical College & its attached Hospital, Jaipur and in Hip Replacement & knee Arthroscopy surgery from Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon Under guidance of eminent Surgeon Dr. I P S Oberai.

He is a specialist in Primary Knee and Hip replacement surgeries. He is one of the few surgeons Bikaner region to start minimal invasive which is key Hole surgeries (Arthroscopy) for knee shoulder, Hip and ankle problems.

Knee arthroscopy is a less invasive method of surgery used to both diagnose and deal with issues in the knee joint. A special tool known as arthroscope that has a camera attached inserted inside the knee joint cavity to inspect the joint for damage. It needs small cuts in the skin. This gives arthroscopy some advantages over more invasive surgeries.

Knee arthroscopy surgery has become popular. This is because it requires shorter recovery times. The procedure takes less than an hour. In general, serious complications are not encountered.

Advantages of Knee Arthroscopy

Knee arthroscopy surgery helps you in diagnosing a range of problems. These include chronic knee joint pain and stiffness; damaged cartilage inside the joint; floating fragments of bone or cartilage and accumulation of fluid.

The doctor may inject a local anesthetic to numb the impacted knee only. In case both knees are affected, regional anesthesia is mainly used to numb the person from the waist down.

The procedure begins with some small incisions in the knee. Surgeons use a pump to push saline solution into the area. This is likely to create a cavity the joint. This makes it easier for the surgeon to see their work. The camera attached to the arthroscope enables the surgeons to explore the area and detect any issues. In case the problem can be fixed with arthroscopy, the surgeons will insert small instruments through the arthroscope. And they use them to resolve the problem. Once the problem is fixed, the surgeons will remove the tools. They will use the pump to drain the saline from the knee. They will put stitches on the incisions. In various cases, the procedure takes less than an hour.

Similar to any other surgical procedure, knee arthroscopy has certain risks. However, serious complications are uncommon. The use of anesthesia usually comes with risks, mainly general anesthesia. There can be heightened risk of infection and excessive bleeding during and after the surgery. In some cases, it may cause allergic reactions or breathing difficulties. Some risks specific to knee arthroscopy are accidental damage to tissues and nerves; infection inside the knee; bleeding in the joints and chronic stiffness in the knee. These risks are uncommon.

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