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Corrective Arthroscopy

Restore your active lifestyle with advanced Corrective Arthroscopy by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal. With modern techniques, careful planning, and dedicated follow-up care, we help you recover faster and move comfortably again.

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Understanding Corrective Arthroscopy

A minimally invasive procedure used to correct mechanical joint problems such as scar tissue, bone spurs, cartilage defects, and failed previous surgeries.

Why does the Corrective Arthroscopy deteriorate?

Joints deteriorate due to previous untreated injuries, poor healing, arthritis, ligament damage, failed past surgeries, or repetitive stress. These issues create abnormal joint mechanics, leading to stiffness, pain, locking, and instability.

How does Corrective Arthroscopy help?

Corrective arthroscopy fixes the underlying mechanical issues inside a joint—such as scar tissue, instability, cartilage defects, or loose bodies. It restores smooth movement, reduces pain, and prevents long-term joint damage.

Benefits of Modern TKR Techniques:

Corrects underlying mechanical joint problems
Prevents long-term arthritis progression
Restores smooth and stable joint movement
Improves joint alignment and function
Minimally invasive with tiny incisions
Faster recovery than open surgery
Effective even after failed previous surgery

Is It Time for Corrective Arthroscopy

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it may be time to consult a Corrective Arthroscopy specialist:

Recurrent joint pain pain returning after treatment
Joint stiffness restricted movement due to scar tissue
Instability joint feels loose or gives way
Clicking or locking loose body or cartilage flap
Swelling repeated inflammation
Failed previous surgery persistent issues after surgery
Deformity or maltracking joint not moving smoothly

Not Sure If You Need Corrective Arthroscopy?

Get your knee evaluated by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal

Choosing the Right Procedure

Not all Corrective Arthroscopy are the same. Dr. Hemendra Agrawal offers personalized treatment based on your specific condition.

TypeBest ForWhat It InvolvesRecovery Time
Arthroscopic Debridement & Scar Tissue RemovalStiff joints, post-surgery adhesionsRemoving thick scar tissue and inflamed lining3–6 weeks
Arthroscopic Cartilage Smoothing / MicrofractureCartilage defects or wearStimulating new cartilage growth6–10 weeks
Arthroscopic Bone Spur RemovalImpingement, painful clickingShaving off bone overgrowth4–6 weeks
Revision ArthroscopyFailed previous surgeriesCorrecting incomplete repairs or complications6–12 weeks

Arthroscopic Debridement & Scar Tissue Removal

Restores joint motion and reduces stiffness caused by adhesions.

Arthroscopic Cartilage Smoothing / Microfracture

Improves joint surface and reduces pain during movement.

Arthroscopic Bone Spur Removal

Restores normal joint mechanics and eliminates impingement.

Revision Arthroscopy

Used when earlier surgeries did not fully solve the problem.

The Corrective Arthroscopy Procedure - Step by Step

Understanding the process helps reduce anxiety and prepares you for a smooth recovery.

Phase 1

Before Surgery

  • MRI and X-ray evaluation
  • Identify failed healing or mechanical issues
  • Assessment of joint motion and strength
  • Discuss revision or corrective plan
Phase 2

Surgery Day

  • Tiny incisions for arthroscope and tools
  • Removal of scar tissue or bone spurs
  • Correcting cartilage defects or instability
  • Bandaging and early motion instructions
Phase 3

Week 1–3

  • Pain and swelling reduction
  • Start gentle range-of-motion therapy
  • Prevent formation of new scar tissue
Phase 4

Weeks 3–8

  • Strengthening surrounding muscles
  • Balance and stability training
  • Improved joint movement
Phase 5

2–4 Months

  • Full return to routine activities
  • Restored joint mechanics
  • Long-term pain relief and improved function

Why Choose Corrective Arthroscopy?

Corrects underlying mechanical joint problems
Prevents long-term arthritis progression
Restores smooth and stable joint movement
Improves joint alignment and function
Minimally invasive with tiny incisions
Faster recovery than open surgery
Effective even after failed previous surgery
Quick Recovery
Safe Procedure
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Persistent joint pain even after treatment?

Corrective arthroscopy can identify and fix problems that previous scans or surgeries missed.

What Our Patients Say

Real stories from real patients who found relief and renewed mobility

"My knee was stiff after earlier surgery. Corrective arthroscopy removed scar tissue and restored full movement!"

Deepak Chouhan, 38 years

"I had recurring shoulder pain even after physiotherapy. Corrective arthroscopy finally solved it!"

Meena Rathore, 44 years

"Bone spur removal through arthroscopy brought instant relief. Amazing improvement!"

Harshit Sharma, 30 years

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