If you’re suffering from joint pain, swelling, or stiffness — especially in the knee, shoulder, or ankle — arthroscopy might be the solution you need. Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows orthopedic doctors to see inside your joints using a tiny camera. It’s a modern way to diagnose and treat joint problems without large cuts or long hospital stays.

What is Arthroscopy?

Arthroscopy is a procedure where the surgeon makes small keyhole incisions and inserts a pencil-sized camera (arthroscope) into the joint. This camera sends images to a screen, allowing the doctor to see what’s going on inside — from torn ligaments and cartilage damage to inflamed tissues or loose bone fragments.

This technique is commonly used for knee and shoulder problems, such as:

• Torn meniscus

• ACL or ligament injuries

• Rotator cuff tears

• Shoulder dislocations

• Cartilage damage

• Joint inflammation

Why Choose Arthroscopy?

✅ Less pain than traditional surgery
✅ Faster recovery and shorter hospital stay
✅ Smaller scars and reduced infection risk
✅ Quick return to daily activities or sports

Most arthroscopies are done as day-care procedures, meaning you can go home the same day. Recovery time depends on the problem treated, but with proper rehabilitation, many patients return to their normal routines within a few weeks.

Trusted Hands Make a Difference

At our center, arthroscopic procedures are performed by Dr. Dineysh Dhytadak, a specialist in knee and shoulder arthroscopy and sports injuries. With advanced skills and a gentle approach, he ensures safe procedures and excellent outcomes.