Arthroscopy, commonly known as keyhole surgery, is a minimally invasive surgical technique used to diagnose and treat a wide range of joint conditions through small incisions. Using a tiny camera and specialised instruments, arthroscopic surgery allows precise treatment while minimising damage to surrounding tissues.
Compared to conventional open surgery, arthroscopy generally offers less postoperative pain, smaller scars, reduced risk of complications and a faster recovery — particularly beneficial for active individuals and athletes who wish to return safely to work, sports and their everyday activities.
Minimally invasive treatment for rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, frozen shoulder and labral injuries, helping restore strength, stability and range of motion.
Management of tennis elbow, ligament injuries, loose bodies and elbow stiffness, with the aim of relieving pain and improving joint function.
Treatment for ligament injuries, cartilage damage, chronic wrist pain and sports-related wrist injuries, allowing accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.
Surgical management of hip impingement, labral tears and hip instability, helping preserve the natural hip joint while improving movement and reducing discomfort.
Treatment of meniscus tears, ACL and ligament injuries, cartilage damage, sports injuries and loose bodies, supporting faster recovery and a safe return to physical activity.