Role of Arthroscopic surgery in Fracture Management - All you need to know

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 specialist to control and to assess the exact situation of the condition. 

The treatment purpose in the minimally invasive orthopaedic surgery basically consists of an anatomical reconstruction, stabilization and restoration with the minimal soft tissue trauma. In cases of fracture management after anaesthesia and asepsis the Minimal invasive surgery is the third patient friendly revolution, due to the shorter duration of hospital stays and treatment and better cosmetic result these surgeries have been more easier and result oriented. Minimal Invasive surgery allows surgeon to use new modern technology and new advanced surgical techniques with lesser morbidity.

The attraction of the arthroscopic assistance is the limited soft tissue exposure needed to achieve result previously requiring extensive dissection for the open reduction and internal fixation, the arthroscopic fracture treatment has its origin specially in closed reduction with the fluoroscopically assisted percutaneous treatment of fracture. Arthroscopic assistance had a great impact on fracture cases. During the early period arthroscopy was used as a diagnostic tool to assess the fracture before an open surgery.

The main goal of Arthroscopic surgeries in Fracture management is to promote faster recovery, effective results and short hospital stays. If you are suffering from any kind of joint pain, fractures and dislocations arthroscopic surgery is the best option, and for the best always consult Dr Manish Maheshwari at Indore Arthroscopy Centre, the best orthopedic surgeon in Indore Madhya Pradesh.

If you want to get Arthroscopic surgery done with well known arthroscopy surgeon in Indore, then you should visit Dr. Manish Maheshwari's clinic at Indore Arthroscopy Center.


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