Common Joints
Knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, elbow and wrist, depending on the condition and specialist assessment.
Treatment Guide
Arthroscopy & Sports Injury Care
Arthroscopy is a keyhole joint procedure that uses a small camera and instruments through small incisions to diagnose and treat selected joint problems.
Specialist-led orthopaedic care: treatment planning is led by Dr. Aman Singh and the JAP Hospital orthopaedic team.
Patient Information
What to Know Before You Decide
Why Arthroscopy Is Used
To evaluate or treat selected cartilage, meniscus, ligament, tendon or other joint problems.
Sports Injury Assessment
Treatment is based on the injured structure, activity goals, examination and imaging.
Recovery
Recovery depends on the exact procedure performed; rehabilitation may be central to returning safely to activity.
This page provides general patient education. Diagnosis, suitability, treatment technique, hospital stay and recovery must be individualised after clinical assessment.
Need Help With Arthroscopy & Sports Injury?
Book an orthopaedic consultation and bring any recent scans, reports or treatment records you have.