Minimally invasive keyhole surgery for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of joint problems — usually through small incisions.
Clinic AppointmentsArthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure where a tiny camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the joint through a small incision. Dr. Sumit uses this technique to both diagnose and treat a wide range of joint conditions — through small keyhole incisions.
Tiny incisions — no large scars
Often performed as day surgery
Recovery is typically quicker than open surgery
Usually less post-operative pain than open surgery
Accurate diagnosis combined with treatment
Lower infection risk than open surgery, though risks still exist
Typical timeline for many patients. Individual recovery varies.
The procedure is done under anaesthesia. Post-operative discomfort is mild and managed with medication.
Usually 2–3 tiny incisions of less than 1 cm each.
It depends on the condition. Many problems can be diagnosed and treated in the same procedure; this is discussed before surgery.
Arthroscopy generally has a low complication rate, but like any surgery it carries risks, which are discussed beforehand.