Hip Arthroscopy Surgery In Patna

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What is Hip Arthroscopy Surgery?

Hip Arthroscopy is a highly advanced, minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows the surgeon to see and operate inside the deep hip joint without making a large incision.

Using a specialized camera (arthroscope) and miniature instruments inserted through "keyhole" incisions, Dr. Jayaswal can meticulously repair labral tears, remove bone spurs (impingement), and clean out inflamed tissue, allowing for a much faster recovery than traditional open hip Treatment.

Hip Anatomy

Symptoms of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

  • Hip pain that limits daily activities
  • Swelling and chronic inflammation
  • Stiffness especially in the morning or after resting
  • Difficulty climbing stairs or walking
  • Reduced mobility and joint deformity

Causes of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

  • Osteoarthritis: Age-related degeneration and wear and tear.
  • Rheumatoid arthritis: Chronic joint inflammation.
  • Injury or Trauma: Previous hip fractures or torn ligaments.
  • Age-related degeneration: Natural breakdown over time.
Hip Pain

Who Needs Hip Arthroscopy?

Hip Arthroscopy is typically recommended when you experience:

  • Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) A condition where extra bone grows along the hip joint, causing painful friction during movement.
  • Labral Tears A tear in the ring of cartilage that seals the hip joint, causing a painful catching or clicking sensation.
  • Unexplained Hip Pain Chronic pain deep in the groin that does not respond to physical therapy or cortisone injections.
  • Loose Bodies Small fragments of bone or cartilage floating within the hip joint that cause painful locking.
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Diagnosis of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Accurate diagnosis is the first step toward effective treatment. Our comprehensive diagnostic process ensures a tailored surgical plan for optimal results.

Physical examination
X-ray
MRI
Blood tests
CT Scan

Treatment Options for Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Depending on the severity of joint damage, various treatments are available:

Medicines (Pain relievers, Anti-inflammatories)
Physiotherapy
Injections (Corticosteroids, Lubrication)
Treatment (When conservative methods fail)

Types of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Total Hip Arthroscopy

Both sides of the joint are replaced with prosthetic components to completely resurface the joint.

Partial Hip Arthroscopy

Only the damaged portion of the hip is replaced, preserving healthy bone and ligaments.

Revision Replacement

A specialized complex Treatment to replace a failing, infected, or worn-out artificial hip joint.

Robotic-Assisted Treatment

Advanced computer-navigated Treatment that provides unparalleled precision in implant placement.

Technology & Equipment Used in Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Robotic Assistance

Computer Navigation

Digital X-ray

Modern Implants

Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

A precise and personalized approach for better outcomes and faster recovery.

1

Admission

Pre-treatment evaluation, tests and hospital admission.

2

Anaesthesia

You will be given spinal or general anaesthesia to ensure a pain-free Treatment.

3

Treatment

Damaged bone and cartilage are carefully removed to prepare the joint.

4

Implant

Artificial joint (prosthesis) is precisely positioned and the hip is realigned.

Benefits / Advantages of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Pain Relief

Dramatic relief from chronic hip pain.

Better Walking

Enhances function and stabilizes the hip.

Improved Mobility

Regain full range of motion.

Better Quality of Life

Return to a positive, active lifestyle.

Potential Risks of Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Infection

Blood Clot

Implant Wear

Nerve Injury

Recovery Timeline for Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Week 1
Hospital stay, initial physiotherapy, and walking with a walker.
Week 2
Stitches removed, transitioning to a cane, continued exercises.
1 Month
Walking independently, returning to light activities and driving.
3 Months
Significant improvement in strength and flexibility. Most daily activities resumed.
6 Months
Full recovery achieved. Hip feels natural.

Physiotherapy After Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Physical therapy is crucial for a successful recovery, helping restore strength and range of motion.

Exercises
Walking
Strengthening
Home Care
Physiotherapy

Cost of Hip Arthroscopy in Patna

The exact cost of hip Arthroscopy Surgery varies from patient to patient. We provide transparent pricing customized to your specific medical needs.

Factors Affecting Cost

Type of implant used, surgical technique (Robotic vs. Manual), and hospital stay duration.

Insurance Support

We accept all major health insurance policies and TPA networks for your convenience.

Cashless Treatment

Cashless facilities are available under Ayushman Bharat and selected corporate insurance plans.

Why Choose Dr. Abhijeet Jayaswal?

MBBS, M.S.(Ortho), DNB (Ortho) 10+ Years Experience Popular Orthopaedic Hospital
  • Fellowship Training: Completed prestigious fellowships in sports medicine, hip, and shoulder arthroscopy from Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune.
  • Clinical Experience: Over 10+ years of clinical experience, combining advanced training with a patient-centric approach to deliver exceptional orthopedic care.
  • Patient-Centered Care: Dedicated to delivering personalized and effective care tailored to each patient's unique needs with meticulous attention to detail.
  • Advanced Technology: Focused on the latest advancements in orthopaedics to ensure the best possible outcomes and cutting-edge treatment options.
Dr. Abhijeet Jayaswal

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