Morgan Kalman

What is Arthroscopy?

Arthroscopy involves inserting a small instrument called an arthroscope into your joint. The arthroscope contains a miniature video camera and light source. The video camera displays picture on a monitor giving the surgeon a clear view of your joint. Your problems are diagnosed and treated at the same time. The procedure is performed through small incision on an outpatient basis under anesthesia as a same day procedure. Newer technology allows us to perform a diagnostic arthroscopy in the office. The joints commonly examined and treated are hip, knee shoulder, elbow and ankle in our practice.

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