Double-Row Arthroscopic Repair of Supraspinatus Tears

History: A large rotator cuff tear can cause pain at night and when pressure is put on the shoulder. Case: Due to having zero strength in Supraspinatis muscle and a full-thickness tear, performing double row repair is much stronger. Some studies suggest double-row repair gives a stronger fixation than single-row repair; recovery times vary.

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Revision Knee Replacement for Polyethylene Wear and Metallosis

History: Years after a knee replacement, some patients develop complications such as polyethylene wear. as she was unable to walk suddenly.   Case: The lady’s who had undergone total knee replacement surgery observed poly wear and metallosis that led to a failure of knee functionality after 15 years. Joint Replacement & Arthroscopy Specialist in Mumbai…

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Revision Total Knee Replacement

History: Loosening or inflammation around a knee implant can make walking very difficult.Case: Dr. Amyn Rajani had conducted a revision of primary knee replacement surgery for this man as implants from a previous knee replacement can loosen over time and damage the surrounding bone to his knee joint. Revision surgery is complex and is best…

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Global (360-Degree) Shoulder Labral Tear: Arthroscopic Repair

History: A global labral tear can make routine activities difficult.Case: A global labral tear (360 degrees around the glenoid) is uncommon that caused severe pain and inability to perform any normal activity using his injured hand. Such tears can be repaired arthroscopically, for example through three portals using multiple anchors…

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Arthroscopic Repair of Supraspinatus Tear

History: Supraspinatus tears can cause shoulder pain and difficulty raising the arm overhead. Case: The pictures show a full tear of the Supraspinatus which is retracted and the numeral head is visible. The supraspinatus tendon can be repaired arthroscopically to cover the defect. Repair aims to reduce pain and improve movement; recovery varies.

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Meniscus Tear? Don’t let them go untreated!

History: Peripheral lateral meniscus tears in young patients can often be repaired.Case: Take a close look at the tibial cartilage, the fraying is because of the unstable meniscus moving in and out during flexion and extension causing friction of cartilage. An all-inside arthroscopic technique can be used to repair suitable meniscus tears. 4 weeks of…

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Repairing of the Patella Tendon Rupture

History: Patella tendon rupture due to fall post Total Knee Replacement Surgery Case: Generally as per literature, the prognosis of this repair and prognosis of patient is very poor and there is no choice, but to repair because of the inherent instability caused due to rupture. If you remember, 3 months back we had a…

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