Arthroscopic Reconstruction of the Knee Joint’s Cartilage | Regenerative Therapy Center Manchester, UK

9.60

Manchester, UK

Overview

Age group

Adults

Type of care

Outpatient

Method

Minimally invasive

About the offer

The Regenerative Therapy Center Manchester offers arthroscopic reconstruction of the knee joint’s cartilage in a single day, providing a state-of-the-art solution for patients with cartilage damage. This minimally invasive procedure involves making small incisions in the knee to insert an arthroscope and specialized instruments. The surgeon meticulously repairs or reconstructs the damaged cartilage, enhancing joint function and reducing pain. The advanced arthroscopic technique ensures minimal tissue damage, faster recovery, and less postoperative discomfort. Patients receive a comprehensive preoperative assessment to ensure the procedure is tailored to their needs. The surgery is typically completed within a few hours; most patients can return home the same day. Postoperative care includes a personalized rehabilitation plan with targeted exercises to restore strength and mobility, ensuring a smooth and swift recovery. This single-day service is ideal for individuals seeking an efficient and effective solution to knee cartilage issues without needing prolonged hospital stays. The Regenerative Therapy Center Manchester's team of expert surgeons and cutting-edge medical technology provide exceptional care, helping patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life promptly and safely. Whether for athletes or those with degenerative conditions, this advanced approach to knee cartilage repair offers promising results.

What’s included

Medical service

Examination

Orthopedics consultation
General medical examination
Orthopedics medical examination

Laboratory tests

Complete blood count
Blood type test
Coagulation screen blood test
Partial biochemical profile (including kidney and liver functions)
Urinalysis
Other lab tests according to the doctor's prescription

Diagnosis

Pre-op assessment
MRI of the knee (if required)

Treatment

Preoperative preparation of the patient
Local anesthesia applying
Performing arthroscopic reconstruction of the knee joint’s cartilage
Postoperative care
Personal and symptomatical treatment

Other

Cost of essential materials
Cost of essential medicines
Anaestesia's costs
Nursing service fees
Post-op physiotherapy

Extra add-ons

Language Assistance

Visa Support

Telemedicine

Travel Assistance

Parking Space

AiroCare

AiroMedical support

Payment protection

Patient advocacy

Price match

Meet the provider

Dr. Fahad G. Attar, FRCS, MRCSEd

stem cell therapy, knee reconstruction surgery, and sports medicine

9.60

Excellent

Why to choose us?

Lots of alternative treatments to try

Patients at the center have various alternatives to arthroscopic knee cartilage reconstruction, including physical therapy, multiple joint injections, and physiotherapy.

Insignificant damage during the surgery

Arthroscopic reconstruction of the knee cartilage involves only a few small incisions on the skin, allowing most patients to go home the same day with minimal tissue damage.

Recognized by authoritative institutions

Doctors of the center are taught and approved by renowned arthroscopy organizations such as the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the Arthroscopy Association of North America, and the International Society of Arthroscopy.

No awful noises during the MRI

The center's MRI apparatus uses the Open Scanner feature, which helps to reduce noise during medical imaging and allows patients with anxiety to remain calm.

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FAQ

What is arthroscopic surgery for knee joint cartilage reconstruction?

Arthroscopic surgery, or keyhole surgery, uses a camera inserted through small incisions to allow the surgeon to view the inside of the knee. This minimally invasive technique enables the surgeon to diagnose and treat issues like torn cartilage, ligament damage, and arthritis by repairing or reconstructing the knee joint cartilage without deep cuts.

Can you walk after arthroscopic surgery for knee joint cartilage reconstruction?

Most patients can begin walking on the same day as the surgery ends, except for certain specific repair procedures. However, walking will be somewhat limited during the first 2-4 weeks post-surgery.

How successful is arthroscopic surgery for knee joint cartilage reconstruction?

Arthroscopic knee joint cartilage reconstruction quickly resolves issues like locking, swelling, and instability. The success rate for healing fixed osteochondral fragments ranges from 75% to 90%, with post-traumatic lesions having an even higher likelihood of recovery.