Knee Arthroscopy
What is a Knee Arthroscopy?
Knee Arthroscopy: Precision Care with Dr. Babatunde
Unveiling Knee Arthroscopy
Knee arthroscopy is a cutting-edge, minimally invasive procedure designed to diagnose and treat specific knee injuries. This advanced technique uses a tiny camera to explore your knee joint and guide the surgical process. As a result, you benefit from smaller incisions and shorter recovery times. Dr. Babatunde specializes in minimally invasive knee surgery, applying the latest research-backed methodologies within a compassionate and caring environment.
Unraveling the Knee Arthroscopy Procedure
Your knee arthroscopy procedure unfolds as follows:
- Your surgeon administers local anesthesia to the affected knee.
- Small incisions are skillfully made to accommodate the arthroscope—a slender tube equipped with a camera and light.
- Your surgeon identifies the damaged area within your knee and conducts the necessary repairs.
- The incisions are meticulously closed using stitches.
Following your surgery, our medical team will guide you through the next phases of your recovery, encompassing physical therapy, medications, and any additional post-surgery requirements. You will also have the opportunity to address any remaining queries regarding your recovery timeline and strategies for expediting healing after your knee arthroscopy.
Benefits of Knee Arthroscopy from a Leading New Jersey Knee Surgeon
Opting for knee arthroscopy with Dr. Babatunde unlocks a range of advantages, including:
- Knee Pain Alleviation
- Restored Knee Functionality and Range of Motion
- Swift Recovery, Enabling Return to Beloved Activities
- Access to Compassionate and Proficient Surgeons
- Employment of Evidence-Based Orthopedic Techniques
- Procedures Administered at Premier Orthopedic Facilities Nationwide
Experience precision care with our team of experts, dedicated to enhancing your well-being and facilitating a rapid recovery.
Why Choose Knee Arthroscopy?
Knee arthroscopy proves invaluable for the treatment of a wide array of knee issues, including:
- Meniscus Tears
- ACL Tears
- Misaligned Kneecaps
- Loose Cartilage in the Joint
- Knee Cyst Removal
- Knee Fractures
- Joint Lining Inflammation
