About Ankle Arthroscopy

Ankle Arthroscopy is performed asleep – general anaesthesia or awake with spinal anaesthesia - numbing the legs. It is used to visualise the whole joint and treat ankle problems. Patients may be discharged same day or might have to stay in the hospital a few days depending on treatment and physiotherapy needs.


Is it necessary to have Ankle arthroscopy?

For ankle conditions, usually a course of supervised physical therapy is recommended first. However, if the joint remains stiff, painful or locks, then it requires surgery.

 

What Happens during Ankle Arthroscopy?

Ankle Arthroscopy is used to visualise the whole joint. Ankle locking is usually caused by loose body which is arthroscopically removed. Cartilage injuries and osteochondral fractures can also be diagnosed and treated using arthroscopy. Bony overgrowth around the elbow called bone spur can be painful. This can be removed arthroscopically. The surgery usually takes about an hour. Patients may be discharged same day or might have to stay in the hospital a few days depending on treatment and physiotherapy needs.

What is the cost of Ankle Arthroscopy?

Dr Das utilises US or European imported equipments. He has best surgical outcome with a very high patient satisfaction rate. This is provided at an affordable package cost which includes surgery, hospital stay and physiotherapy. Please feel free to contact us to know about the ankle arthroscopy package.

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