Sports Medicine

Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows our surgeons to diagnose and repair damaged structures inside the shoulder joint using a small camera and instruments. It is commonly used to treat rotator cuff injuries, labral tears, and chronic instability with less downtime than open surgery.

• Arthroscopic Labral Repair: Labral repair involves reattaching and securing the torn cartilage inside the shoulder joint using anchors and sutures. This procedure helps restore joint stability and reduce pain caused by shoulder dislocation or repetitive motion injuries.
• Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair: Rotator cuff repair through arthroscopy uses small incisions to reattach torn tendons to the upper arm bone. This approach minimizes trauma to surrounding tissue and speeds up healing for athletes and active individuals.
• Labrum Tear Treatment: Depending on the severity of the tear, labrum treatment may involve debridement, repair, or reconstruction. These procedures relieve pain, restore function, and prevent further shoulder damage in athletes.

Knee arthroscopy is used to treat a wide range of joint issues with small incisions and specialized tools. It allows for targeted correction of cartilage damage, ligament injuries, and meniscal tears with minimal disruption to healthy tissues.

• Meniscectomy: This procedure involves removing the damaged portion of a torn meniscus to alleviate pain and restore movement in the knee. It's commonly used when repair is not possible due to the location or severity of the tear.
• Meniscal Repair: For certain types of meniscus tears, suturing the tissue back together allows the knee to heal naturally. This approach helps preserve long-term joint function and is preferred in younger or more active patients.
• ACL Reconstruction: ACL reconstruction replaces a torn anterior cruciate ligament with a graft, typically using tissue from the patient or a donor. This surgery restores knee stability and is essential for athletes returning to pivoting or high-impact sports.
• ACL Repair: In select cases, direct repair of the native ACL may be performed, especially when the tear is near the ligament's attachment to the bone. This less invasive option can preserve the natural tissue and reduce recovery time.

Hip Arthroscopy for Labral Tears enables our team to accurately diagnose and repair labral tears through small incisions and the use of precision instruments. This approach reduces trauma, speeds recovery, and helps you return to pain-free movement.

Ankle arthroscopy uses small incisions and precision-guided instruments to address underlying causes of chronic pain with less trauma, faster recovery, and more accurate treatment than traditional open surgery.