Hip Arthroscopy
Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure, also known as Keyhole surgery of the hip joint, and it is diagnostic arthroscopic hip surgery. It is done to sight, assess, diagnose and treat a range of hip joint complications.
This procedure is commonly used for conditions like labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), cartilage damage, and joint inflammation. Compared to open surgery, hip arthroscopy results in less pain, minimal scarring, and faster recovery, helping patients return to normal activities more quickly.
Benefits of Hip Arthroscopy
Early treatment helps restore hip function and improve mobility.
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Minimally Invasive
Small incisions with less tissue damage.
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Faster Recovery
Quicker return to daily activities.
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Improved Joint Function
Restores smooth hip movement.
Long term care services
Proper rehabilitation is essential after hip arthroscopy to ensure complete recovery and long-term joint health. Our focus is on restoring strength, flexibility, and stability of the hip joint.
We provide personalized care plans including physiotherapy, strengthening exercises, and regular follow-ups. Patients receive guidance on posture, movement, and activity modification to prevent future issues and maintain a pain-free lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hip arthroscopy is a safe and effective treatment for various hip conditions.
Labral tears, FAI, cartilage damage, and joint inflammation.
It is minimally invasive and involves less pain than open surgery.
Recovery is usually faster, depending on the condition treated.
Most patients resume activities gradually with proper rehabilitation.