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Meniscus Repair

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

20000+

Successful Surgeries

15+

Years Experience

Trusted by patients for safe, precise and compassionate joint care.

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5K+ Total Meniscus Repair Surgeries

Understanding Meniscus Repair

Arthroscopic meniscus repair restores the natural cushioning of the knee, preserves joint health, and prevents early arthritis.

Why does the Meniscus Repair deteriorate?

The meniscus deteriorates due to twisting injuries, sports trauma, sudden knee rotation, aging, and repetitive stress. Tears reduce knee cushioning, leading to pain, swelling, and early cartilage wear.

How does Meniscus Repair help?

Meniscus repair stitches the torn cartilage back together, allowing it to heal naturally. This preserves knee shock absorption, prevents arthritis, and maintains long-term joint stability.

Benefits of Modern TKR Techniques:

Preserves natural knee cartilage
Prevents early osteoarthritis
Restores knee stability
Best long-term outcome for young & active patients
Minimally invasive arthroscopic procedure
Better shock absorption for joint longevity
Allows return to sports after healing

Is It Time for Meniscus Repair

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

Sharp knee pain especially during twisting
Locking or catching knee gets stuck during movement
Swelling repeated or persistent swelling
Limited bending pain while squatting or sitting
Instability feeling of slipping or popping
Clicking sensations painful clicking inside knee

Not Sure If You Need Meniscus Repair?

Get your knee evaluated by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal

Choosing the Right Procedure

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

TypeBest ForWhat It InvolvesRecovery Time
Arthroscopic Meniscus RepairTears in vascular (red-red or red-white) zoneSuture anchors to reconnect torn meniscus8–12 weeks
All-Inside Meniscus RepairVertical or peripheral tearsSpecial arthroscopic devices for internal stitching8–10 weeks

Arthroscopic Meniscus Repair

The preferred treatment for young or active patients to preserve meniscus structure and prevent arthritis.

All-Inside Meniscus Repair

Minimally invasive technique with faster surgery time and strong fixation.

The Meniscus Repair Procedure - Step by Step

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

Phase 1

Before Surgery

  • MRI evaluation
  • Swelling control
  • Strength preparation
Phase 2

Surgery Day

  • Keyhole incisions
  • Tear assessment
  • Meniscus stitching with anchors
Phase 3

Week 1–3

  • Brace support
  • Partial weight-bearing
  • Controlled bending exercises
Phase 4

Week 4–8

  • Strength training
  • Full bending gradually allowed
  • Walking normally
Phase 5

Month 3–4

  • Jogging
  • Return to sports training
  • Final strengthening

Why Choose Meniscus Repair?

Preserves natural knee cartilage
Prevents early osteoarthritis
Restores knee stability
Best long-term outcome for young & active patients
Minimally invasive arthroscopic procedure
Better shock absorption for joint longevity
Allows return to sports after healing
Quick Recovery
Safe Procedure
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Meniscus tear causing locking or sharp pain?

Early repair helps preserve knee function and prevents early arthritis.

What Our Patients Say

Real stories from real patients who found relief and renewed mobility

"My knee used to lock every time I played basketball. After meniscus repair, I’m back on the court pain-free!"

Arjun Mehta, 21 years

"Swelling and pain vanished after surgery. My knee feels stable again!"

Shalini Gupta, 32 years

"Doctor preserved my meniscus instead of removing it. Best long-term decision for my knee health."

Vignesh Rao, 28 years

Frequently Asked Questions

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