Arthroscopy-assisted fracture fixation

Over the past decade the incredible advanced medical technologies have allowed the orthopaedic surgeons to perform the most complex surgeries using minimally invasive techniques. These Minimal invasive techniques have turned out to be a miracle as rather than using long incisions these techniques use smaller surgical incisions while accomplishing the same surgical goal. Minimal invasive technique are the most commonly used all around the world because of the fact that these are more trustable and effective. Arthroscopy is the most favoured because this procedure contains less risk during the surgery, less pain after the surgery and improved &  accurate recovery outcomes. 

Common Arthroscopy surgeries include:-

  • Knee Arthroscopy
  • Shoulder Arthroscopy
  • Ankle Arthroscopy
  • Elbow Arthroscopy
  • Hip Arthroscopy
  • Wrist Arthroscopy
  • Arthroscopic Fracture fixation

Arthroscopy-assisted fracture fixation:-

Arthroscopic assisted fracture fixation techniques are used in intra articular fracture fixation. The main joints which are involved with intra-articular fractures are knee, ankle, hip, shoulder, elbow and wrist, arthroscopic fracture fixation helps the patient to heal faster and it is very efficient. 

Arthroscopic assisted techniques are successful for the treatment of fractures of the tibial plateau, tibial eminence, malleoli, pilon, calcaneus, femoral head, glenoid, greater tuberosity, radial head, coronoid, distal radius, scaphoid and distal clavicle. The main advantage of the Arthroscopic fracture fixation over the other open methods are the direct visualisation of the intra articular space, decreased invasiveness, and the possibility for multi-task interventions by which the fixation of the fracture and the repair of the damaged cartilage and the soft tissues can be performed simultaneously. This might be a time consuming and a very technically demanding procedure but the efficiency and the the accuracy of the procedure helps both the patient and the surgeon in recovery and during the procedure respectively.

Arthroscopic assisted fracture fixation helps the patient recover early with less hospital stay and negligible pain. If you are suffering from any kind of pain fractures or  disocations, never ignore it. Arthroscopic surgery is the best option, and for the best always consult Indore Arthroscopy Center by Dr Manish Maheshwari, the Best orthopedic doctor in Indore Madhya Pradesh.


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