Ankle Arthroscopy

Ankle arthroscopy is an advanced minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat various conditions within the ankle joint. Using a small camera called an arthroscope, the surgeon can clearly view the inside of the ankle through tiny incisions and perform precise surgical repairs. This procedure is commonly recommended for ankle ligament injuries, cartilage damage, ankle instability, impingement, loose bone or cartilage fragments, inflammation, and sports-related injuries. Compared to traditional open surgery, ankle arthroscopy typically results in less pain, smaller scars, reduced tissue damage, and quicker recovery. With proper post-surgical rehabilitation and care, patients can regain improved ankle stability, mobility, and return to their normal daily activities more comfortably.