Advanced Knee Arthroscopy at Yashoda Hospitals
A knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive, outpatient surgical procedure used to diagnose and assess the damage to the knee. Arthroscopic knee surgery is recommended when problems arise due to overuse, wear and tear, or injury and does not respond to a non-surgical approach.Â
By performing various arthroscopy knee surgical procedures, our team of skilled orthopaedic surgeons ensures the most precise and prompt diagnosis and fully restores the patient’s functional abilities through complete care and active physiotherapy support.Â
At Yashoda Hospitals, we complement expertise in arthroscopic procedures with the latest technology, relieving patients to a normal life in a few days. Our world-class facilities offer the latest orthopaedic treatments, including advanced equipment to perform arthroscopic surgeries and techniques, making us one of the best hospitals in India.
What’s the current Knee Arthroscopy Price in India?
Depending on the treatment package, success rate, the severity of the ailment, medications necessary, and many other considerations, the current arthroscopy cost in India varies immensely from Rs. 70,000 to Rs. 2,50,000. The knee arthroscopy cost is approximately Rs. 1,20,000.
Treatment | Cost |
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Knee Arthroscopy Cost in India | 1,20,000/- (Approx.) |
Why Choose Yashoda Hospitals For Knee Arthroscopy?
Latest Orthopaedic Technologies and Facilities: We provide facilities and equipment for general orthopaedic surgeries, including battery-operated drills, image intensifiers, AO/ASIF equipment for fracture treatment, instruments for fracture stabilization, multifunctional O.T. tables, and arthroscopes.Â
Leading Trauma and Emergency Orthopaedic Care: We offer round-the-clock accident and emergency care and an orthopaedic rehabilitation centre for trauma, arthroscopy, and tumour surgery.Â
The Best Orthopaedic Treatment: At Yashoda Hospitals, our Institute of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement offers expert diagnosis and surgery, including minimally invasive procedures, providing a wide range of orthopaedic treatments.Â
Premier Joint Replacement Centre: Yashoda Institute of Orthopaedics has world-class facilities for joint surgeries using robotic and arthroscopic techniques, making it the best centre for high-flexion knee replacement (HFKR).Â
Who Needs Knee Arthroscopy Surgery?
- A person with torn cartilage (the meniscus—that usually acts as a cushion between the knee and the bones).Â
- For torn or damaged anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and posterior cruciate ligament.Â
- The inner lining of the joint (synovium) is swollen.Â
- When the knee is filled with fluids or baker’s cyst.Â
- The patella of the knee is misaligned.Â
- Small, tiny pieces of the broken cartilage are stuck inside the knee.Â
- Any fracture in the knee bone or defective cartilage.Â
Types of Knee Arthroscopy Surgery
- Diagnostic Arthroscopy: The knee joint is examined for any damage to the knee area or leg abnormalities. Â
- Meniscectomy: Excavates damaged portions from the knee cartilage.Â
- Meniscus Repair: As the name suggests, mend the damaged portions of the knee cartilage with either sutures or other techniques.Â
- Synovectomy: Removes the inflamed part of the tissue attached to the inner lining of the knee.
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction: This reconstruction is performed by grafting some parts of the tissue from other parts of the patient’s body or donors to replace a torn ACL.Â
- Patella Realignment Surgery: It provides stability to the knee as it is performed to prevent any future destabilization of the kneecap.Â
Factors Affecting the Cost of Knee Arthroscopy Surgery
- Hospital’s location, reputation, infrastructure, and facilities.Â
- The type of procedure selected.Â
- The type of anaesthesia used.Â
- The complexity of the knee condition.Â
- Orthopaedists and physiotherapists’ fees are based on their experience and expertise.Â
- Diagnostic tests and consultation charges.Â
- Medication charges.Â
- Insurance and policy coverage.Â
How is Arthroscopy Knee Surgery Performed?
In this procedure, the orthopaedic surgeon sterilizes the leg and stabilizes it on a harness to avoid unnecessary movements and then makes a few tiny incisions to insert the arthroscope from one and the surgical tools from another. Once all the appliances are inserted in the bones, a fluid is induced for joint inflation to provide visual accessibility through arthroscopy. The arthroscope takes images from the inside of the knee in an operating room and displays them on the screen, thus aiding in diagnosing the condition and guiding the instruments for the treatment. This is followed by the anchor formation stitched to the muscles to keep the bone cartilage in place with the help of instruments, therefore aiding in regaining knee mobility and its normal functions.Â
Benefits of Arthroscopic Knee Surgery
- Faster healing time.Â
- Fewer stitches.Â
- Less pain post-surgery.Â
- Less risk of infection.Â
- Shorter recovery time.Â
- Less surgical risk.Â
Post-Surgical Care and RecoveryÂ
- Use a cane or crutches for a week or two to alleviate the strain on your joints.Â
- Avoid sports and any heavy-duty work until and around 4–8 weeks to re-establish normal joint fluid post-surgery.Â
- Pain, swelling, and coordinated body movements will improve over the next 3-4 months.Â
- Place the treated leg slightly above more often or a couple of days.Â
- Try warming up your knee joint by flexing it regularly for 15-20 minutes.Â
- Apply an ice pack to the treated area to reduce swelling and discomfort.Â
- Perform special strengthening exercises.Â
Make an Informed Decision About Knee Arthroscopy Cost.Â
The knee arthroscopy cost may vary depending on several factors, including the hospital, type of surgery performed, patient’s medical condition, and surgeon involved. For the most accurate and up-to-date cost information, it’s advisable to consult hospitals in your vicinity.
At Yashoda Hospitals, our expert physiotherapists and orthopaedic surgeons are here to discuss your options in detail, helping you make informed decisions. Additionally, healthcare insurance may partly cover the knee arthroscopy cost, so it’s essential to check with your insurance provider. You can also explore a government subsidy or policy that may assist in managing knee arthroscopy prices at Yashoda hospitals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Knee ArthroscopyÂ
How do I prepare for knee arthroscopy?
Understanding the treatment helps set realistic expectations and prepare mentally and emotionally. Additionally, gather recent blood work, urine analysis, and full-body examination results. Fast for 6–8 hours before the procedure to prevent nausea.
How long does a knee arthroscopy take to heal?
Depending on the severity of the condition, the type of surgery performed, the patient’s age and health status, and the ability to limit daily activities, full recovery from knee arthroscopy surgery can take anywhere from three weeks to several months.Â
How successful is knee arthroscopy?
Again, depending on the patient’s age and the condition’s complexity, knee arthroscopy surgery has a success rate of 90%. Since it’s a keyhole procedure, the possibility of a well-performed and successful treatment increases exponentially.Â