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Diagnostic Arthroscopy

Restore your active lifestyle with advanced Diagnostic 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 Diagnostic Arthroscopy

A minimally invasive procedure used to directly view the inside of a joint using a tiny camera when MRI or X-rays do not give clear answers.

Why does the Diagnostic Arthroscopy deteriorate?

Joints may deteriorate due to injuries, repetitive stress, inflammation, early arthritis, or undiagnosed soft-tissue damage. Hidden issues may not appear on X-ray or MRI, making arthroscopy essential for accurate diagnosis and faster treatment.

How does Diagnostic Arthroscopy help?

Diagnostic arthroscopy allows the surgeon to look inside the joint in real time to identify cartilage tears, ligament damage, loose bodies, inflammation, and early arthritis. It is the gold standard when imaging reports are inconclusive.

Benefits of Modern TKR Techniques:

Most accurate way to diagnose joint problems
Identifies injuries not visible on MRI or X-ray
Helps plan precise treatment
Very small incisions with minimal pain
Quick recovery and same-day discharge
Prevents long-term complications by early detection
Allows immediate corrective surgery if needed

Is It Time for Diagnostic Arthroscopy

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

Unexplained joint pain pain with no clear cause on MRI
Swelling recurrent or persistent swelling
Locking or catching mechanical symptoms
Instability joint feels weak or gives way
Stiffness restricted movement without clear reason
Clicking sensations painful or loud joint noises
Suspected cartilage injury not visible on imaging

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Choosing the Right Procedure

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

TypeBest ForWhat It InvolvesRecovery Time
Diagnostic Knee ArthroscopyUnclear knee pain, swelling, meniscus tearsCamera-based evaluation of cartilage, ligaments, and meniscus1–2 weeks
Diagnostic Shoulder ArthroscopyUncertain shoulder pain or instabilityVisual assessment of rotator cuff, labrum, and joint surfaces1–2 weeks
Diagnostic Ankle/Wrist ArthroscopyUnclear pain, instability, or cartilage injuryInspection of joint lining, ligaments, and cartilage1–2 weeks

Diagnostic Knee Arthroscopy

Used when MRI findings do not match symptoms. Provides direct visualization for accurate diagnosis.

Diagnostic Shoulder Arthroscopy

Helps identify subtle tears and impingement not seen in scans.

Diagnostic Ankle/Wrist Arthroscopy

Ideal for sports injuries that imaging fails to reveal.

The Diagnostic Arthroscopy Procedure - Step by Step

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

Phase 1

Before Procedure

  • X-ray or MRI review
  • Identify symptoms not explained by imaging
  • Discuss findings and expectations
  • Routine blood tests
Phase 2

Procedure Day

  • Small incisions for camera insertion
  • Joint visualization in real time
  • Identify tears, loose bodies, or early arthritis
  • Possible immediate correction if needed
Phase 3

Day 1–3

  • Mild pain management
  • Bandage care
  • Start gentle movement exercises
Phase 4

Week 1–3

  • Return to routine activities
  • Physiotherapy for mobility
  • Review findings and start proper treatment plan
Phase 5

3–6 Weeks

  • Full motion restored
  • Start strengthening if needed
  • Treatment for diagnosed condition begins

Why Choose Diagnostic Arthroscopy?

Most accurate way to diagnose joint problems
Identifies injuries not visible on MRI or X-ray
Helps plan precise treatment
Very small incisions with minimal pain
Quick recovery and same-day discharge
Prevents long-term complications by early detection
Allows immediate corrective surgery if needed
Quick Recovery
Safe Procedure
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Unexplained joint pain despite normal MRI?

Diagnostic arthroscopy provides the most accurate way to identify hidden joint problems.

What Our Patients Say

Real stories from real patients who found relief and renewed mobility

"My MRI looked normal, but arthroscopy found a hidden cartilage tear. After treatment, my pain is gone!"

Ritika Meena, 34 years

"I had persistent knee swelling for months. Diagnostic arthroscopy finally gave answers and relief."

Aman Sethi, 29 years

"Best decision! The surgeon identified the exact cause of pain that no scan could show."

Prem Singh, 40 years

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