Key hole surgery
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- Knee replacement surgery
- Partial knee replacement
- Hip replacement
- shoulder replacement
- Joint replacement
- ACL surgery
- PCL surgery
- Ligament surgery
- Meniscus repair surgery
- Key hole surgery
- Arthroscopy surgery
- Joint preservation surgery
- High tibial osteotomy surgery
- Fracture surgery
- Trauma
- Shoulder arthroscopy
- Shoulder dislocation surgery
- Rotator cuff repair surgery
- Spine surgery
- Knee pain
- shoulder pain
- Back pain
- Nonunion surgery
- Bone and Joint
- Joint pain
- Sport injury
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What is Keyhole Surgery?
When is Keyhole Surgery Recommended?
Keyhole surgery is commonly used for:
✅ Joint conditions (knee, shoulder, hip, ankle — e.g., ligament repairs, meniscus surgery, rotator cuff repair)
✅ Spine procedures (e.g., discectomy for slipped disc)
✅ Gallbladder removal (laparoscopic cholecystectomy)
✅ Hernia repair (laparoscopic hernioplasty)
✅ Appendix removal (laparoscopic appendectomy)
✅ Gynecological procedures (laparoscopic hysterectomy, ovarian cyst removal)
Benefits of Keyhole Surgery
✅ Smaller cuts and less scarring
✅ Reduced pain after surgery
✅ Lower risk of infection
✅ Faster recovery and shorter hospital stay
✅ Quicker return to daily activities
What to Expect
Hospital stay: Often same day or 1-2 days depending on procedure
Recovery time: Much shorter than traditional surgery
Follow-up: Regular checks and guided physiotherapy if needed