Keyhole surgery for joints — a fiber-optic camera through a buttonhole incision, for faster diagnosis and recovery.
Arthroscopy is a procedure apt for diagnosing and treating joint problems. The surgeon inserts a narrow tube through a small incision the size of a buttonhole, connected to a fiber-optic video camera. The instrument's small lens and lighting system give a clear view inside the joint.
Arthroscopy is performed on the knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, wrist and elbow — for:
Your doctor or therapist will guide recovery with a simple protocol:
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