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Surgenesis Hospital

Wrist Arthroscopy

Minimally invasive wrist arthroscopy for precise diagnosis and treatment of intra-articular wrist pathology with faster recovery.

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Wrist Arthroscopy

Before Surgery

TFCC Repair (Arthroscopic)

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Wrist Arthroscopy

TFCC Repair (Arthroscopic)

TFCC tear with persistent ulnar-sided wrist pain, clicking, and weakness following forearm rotation for 8 months after twisting injury.

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Before SurgeryTFCC tear with persistent ulnar-sided wrist pain, clicking, and weakness following forearm rotation for 8 months after twisting injury.
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Post RecoveryWrist pain-free at 3 months. Full forearm rotation restored. Return to sport and heavy activities by 4 months with complete stability.
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Wrist Arthroscopy

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Wrist Ganglion Arthroscopic Excision

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Wrist Ganglion Arthroscopic Excision

Recurrent dorsal wrist ganglion causing pain, cosmetic concern, and limitation of wrist extension — 3rd recurrence after aspiration attempts.

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Before SurgeryRecurrent dorsal wrist ganglion causing pain, cosmetic concern, and limitation of wrist extension — 3rd recurrence after aspiration attempts.
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Post RecoveryComplete resolution with no recurrence at 18 months. Wrist motion and strength fully preserved. Minimal scarring from portal incisions only.
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Wrist Arthroscopy in Jaipur

Minimally Invasive Wrist Surgery – Surgenesis Hospital

Advanced Wrist Arthroscopy for Pain-Free Movement & Faster Recovery

At Surgenesis Hospital, Jaipur, we offer advanced wrist arthroscopy, a minimally invasive surgical technique used to diagnose and treat complex wrist conditions with precision.

Our expert hand surgeons and microsurgery specialists use modern arthroscopic technology to treat:

  • Wrist ligament injuries
  • TFCC tears
  • Wrist ganglion
  • Cartilage damage
  • Sports-related wrist injuries

👉 Goal: Restore wrist function, reduce pain, and enable faster recovery

What is Wrist Arthroscopy?

Wrist arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure where a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the wrist joint through tiny incisions.

This allows surgeons to:

  • Visualize internal wrist structures
  • Diagnose hidden injuries
  • Perform precise surgical repairs

Benefits of Wrist Arthroscopy

  • ✔ Smaller incisions
  • ✔ Less post-operative pain
  • ✔ Faster recovery
  • ✔ Minimal scarring
  • ✔ Improved joint function

Key Wrist Conditions Treated with Arthroscopy

1. TFCC Tear (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Injury)

The TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex) is a crucial structure that stabilizes the wrist.

  • Common in sports injuries & trauma
  • Causes pain on the little finger side of wrist
Diagnosis:
  • MRI TFCC is the most effective imaging tool
Treatment:
  • Arthroscopic TFCC repair or debridement

2. Wrist Ganglion

  • Fluid-filled swelling near wrist joint
  • Can cause pain and discomfort
Treatment:
  • Arthroscopic ganglion excision (minimally invasive removal)

3. Wrist Ligament Injuries

  • Causes instability and weakness
  • Often missed on basic imaging

👉 Arthroscopy allows direct visualization and repair

4. Scaphoid Fracture & AVN

Scaphoid fractures are classified as:

  • Distal pole fracture
  • Waist fracture (most common)
  • Proximal pole fracture (highest risk)

👉 These are commonly referred to as "klaai fracture types"

Complication:
  • AVN (Avascular Necrosis) – loss of blood supply
Diagnosis:
  • MRI for early detection
Arthroscopy Role:
  • Assess cartilage damage
  • Assist in fracture management

5. Chronic Wrist Pain

  • When cause is unclear
  • Arthroscopy helps both diagnose and treat

6. Cartilage Damage & Loose Bodies

  • Occurs after fractures or injury
  • Causes pain and locking

👉 Arthroscopy removes damaged tissue and restores joint function

Advanced Wrist Arthroscopy Procedures

At Surgenesis Hospital, we perform:

  • Arthroscopic TFCC repair
  • Wrist ligament reconstruction
  • Ganglion cyst removal
  • Joint debridement
  • Loose fragment removal
  • Treatment of wrist instability

👉 Ensures precision surgery with minimal tissue damage

Diagnosis & Evaluation

We follow a comprehensive diagnostic approach:

  • Clinical wrist examination
  • X-ray imaging
  • MRI TFCC and wrist joint
  • CT scan (if required)
  • Diagnostic arthroscopy

👉 Helps create a personalized treatment plan

Recovery After Wrist Arthroscopy

One of the biggest advantages is faster recovery compared to open surgery.

Recovery Timeline:

  • Light activities: 1–2 weeks
  • Functional recovery: 4–8 weeks

Rehabilitation Includes:

  • Wrist mobility exercises
  • Physiotherapy
  • Strength training
  • Gradual return to activities

Why Choose Surgenesis Hospital, Jaipur?

  • ✔ Specialized Hand & Wrist Surgery Experts
  • ✔ Advanced minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques
  • ✔ High-precision surgical equipment
  • ✔ Integrated physiotherapy & rehab programs
  • ✔ Focus on complete recovery & function

Patient Results & Success Stories

We highlight:

  • Before & after recovery results
  • Real patient stories
  • Functional improvement cases
  • Return-to-sport outcomes


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If you are experiencing persistent wrist pain, swelling, or instability, early diagnosis can prevent long-term damage.

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