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Arthroscopic surgeries also called as Arthroscopy, is a Minimal invasive orthopaedic procedure which is used to diagnose and treat several joint problem and conditions related to the joints. In Arthroscopy, process involves the use of a narrow scope that is called as Arthroscope and  specialised surgical tools that access the joint through the tiny incision, as it is a Minimal invasive surgery it requires only few incisions through which the whole procedure is done, because of which the recovery time tends to be shorter than other open surgeries.  Now a days use of arthroscopic surgeries have been more prominent due to better visualisation and management of fractures specially fractures around the joints like Knee, Shoulder and Ankle. Along with use of cameras arthroscopic surgery also allowed the surgeon to view the injured articular surface more easily than the other open surgeries. As the arthroscopic surgery is performed under the fluid medium it is easier for the special...

Arthroscopy assisted techniques for treatment of fractures has been now the most simple and effective treatment techniques, the main advantages of this technique in comparison to other open methods are in this method there is a direct visualization of intra articular space, decreased invasiveness, proper technique increases the possibility for the multitasking interventions by which both the repair of the soft tissues, cartilage and the fixation of fracture can performed simultaneously.  The new Arthroscopic techniques is also very time effective as compared to the other time consuming and technically demanding open surgeries. In Another simple words we can say that arthroscopic fixation is increasingly utilized  for certain type of intra articular fracture types due to minimally invasive nature and the high accuracy of the procedure. The management of the articular fractures are always a matter of concern, every fracture is different from the other one using the classificati...

Introduction:- Stiffness, discomforts, and pains are often related to weather fluctuations, particularly the falling climates of winter. There is no one justification for why lowering climates affect joints. One hypothesis is associated with declines in barometric pressure, which results in tendons, muscles, and the encircling tissues expanding. Because of the confined area within the body, this can result in discomfort, particularly in joints affected by arthritis. Realizing why certain people respond to weather differences and others do not is doubtful, but various steps can take to be more comfortable and decrease the risk when the climate turns cold. Everyone’s body reacts to varying barometric pressure, but individuals with arthritis and those with chronic pain are more sensitive to feeling pain. The evidence of a scientific connection between cold weather and joint pain is mixed. Various researches suggest a solid link while others de-emphasize it. But whatever the study says, fo...