Arthroscopy

Arthroscopy is a surgical treatment that is used by orthopedic practitioners in various cases. Knee arthroscopy is a way to see the inside of the joint. The doctor can see knee problems by seeing the inside of the joint and can treat some of them by arthroscopy. Every year around four million people around the world do arthroscopic knee surgery.

In the past, knee joint surgery was performed openly, and in many cases it caused joint damage and post-surgical limitation. The use of endoscopy has been a major development in the treatment of various joints in the body. Arthroscope, as a means for diagnosing and treating diseases and intra-articular disorders, improves the function of post-operative patients and reduces joint damage in surgery.