Knee Arthroscopy

Introduction In modern healthcare, surgery is not just about technical expertise — it is about building trust. Patients place their lives in the hands of surgeons, and that responsibility extends beyond the operating room. Transparency in communication is the cornerstone of this trust, ensuring that patients feel informed, respected, and empowered throughout their surgical journey. The Role of Informed Consent Informed consent is more than a legal requirement; it is a moral c

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The meniscus is a vital cartilage cushion in the knee that provides shock absorption and stability. Meniscus tears are common knee injuries that can result from sports, accidents, or degenerative changes. Deciding when surgery is necessary depends on multiple factors including tear type, severity, symptoms, and patient lifestyle. When Is Surgery Needed for Meniscus Tears? Persistent Pain and Swelling: If pain, swelling, and stiffness do not improve with conservative treatment

ACL Injury: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Surgery & Recovery Timeline The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is one of the most important stabilising structures in the human knee. Located at the centre of the knee joint, it connects the thighbone (femur) to the shinbone (tibia) and plays a critical role in controlling rotational movement and preventing the knee from shifting forward during physical activity. When this ligament is damaged or torn, it can severely impact a person's abilit

Orthopaedic surgery has come a long way in the last two decades. Gone are the days when patients had to undergo large incisions, prolonged hospital stays, and lengthy recoveries. Today, minimally invasive orthopedic surgery (MIOS) has transformed the way we restore joints, treat fractures, and manage arthritis. As an orthopaedic surgeon, I see firsthand how these modern techniques are helping patients walk faster, recover quicker, and experience less pain after surgery. What

You twisted your knee while playing football or climbing stairs, and now it’s swollen and painful. An MRI shows a meniscus tear. This situation is all too common and sparks an important question: Should you go for surgery or try physiotherapy? Understanding the nuances of this decision can significantly impact your recovery and quality of life.

Knee arthroscopy can sometimes reveal issues not seen on MRI — such as cartilage damage or subtle meniscal tears. While MRI is a powerful diagnostic tool, arthroscopy gives surgeons a direct view inside the joint, making it both a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure.