1. Knee Arthroscopy

Knee arthroscopy involves inserting an arthroscope (camera) into the joint through a small incision or

porthole to view the inside of the knee.

Indications:1. To confirm a diagnosis and for treatment of that cause.

2 diagnostic to investigate knee pain for which there is no apparent cause

Treatments commonly treated arthroscopically:

1. Ligament repairs
2. Meniscal surgery
3. Debridement (washing out the joint)

Arthroscopic procedures can be advantageous as they involve very small incisions, can reduce damage to

the surrounding tissues and structures and have shorter healing times.