Dr. Gaurav Pagare specializes in hand and wrist microsurgery, addressing complex injuries like fractures, tendon damage, and dislocations.
Minimally Invasive Solutions for Wrist Issues
Wrist pain and mobility issues can severely impact daily activities, from writing to lifting objects. When traditional diagnostic or treatment methods fall short, wrist arthroscopy offers a revolutionary solution. This minimally invasive procedure allows for precise diagnosis and treatment of various wrist conditions with minimal scarring and faster recovery times.
At our clinic, Dr. Gaurav Pagare, a globally trained hand and wrist surgeon, provides advanced wrist arthroscopy using cutting-edge tools and techniques. With his expertise, patients benefit from accurate diagnoses, targeted treatments, and improved outcomes.
At our clinic, Dr. Gaurav Pagare, a globally trained hand and wrist surgeon, provides advanced wrist arthroscopy using cutting-edge tools and techniques. With his expertise, patients benefit from accurate diagnoses, targeted treatments, and improved outcomes.
What is Wrist Arthroscopy?
Wrist arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a small camera (arthroscope) and specialized instruments to diagnose and treat wrist problems. The camera provides a magnified view of the joint, allowing the surgeon to perform precise interventions through tiny incisions.
This technique is ideal for addressing complex wrist conditions while ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.
This technique is ideal for addressing complex wrist conditions while ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.
Conditions Treated with Wrist Arthroscopy
Why Choose Wrist Arthroscopy?
Minimally Invasive:
Small incisions lead to reduced scarring, less pain, and faster recovery.
Accurate Diagnosis:
Direct visualization of the joint ensures precise identification of issues.
Effective Treatment:
Simultaneous diagnosis and treatment of wrist conditions in one procedure.
Shorter Recovery Time:
Compared to traditional open surgery, wrist arthroscopy allows patients to return to their activities sooner.
Why Choose Dr. Gaurav Pagare?
Expertise in Minimally Invasive Techniques:
Dr. Pagare is a renowned hand and wrist specialist with extensive experience in wrist arthroscopy.
Globally Trained Professional:
With advanced training in cutting-edge procedures, Dr. Pagare ensures world-class care.
Patient-Centric Approach:
Personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs for the best outcomes.
Proven Track Record:
Over 1,000 successful surgeries, including complex wrist conditions, performed with excellence.
Before and After Care
Before Surgery:
Comprehensive pre-operative assessments and imaging.
Guidance on fasting and medication adjustments.
After Surgery:
Regular follow-ups to monitor healing and ensure proper recovery.
Rehabilitation exercises to regain full wrist function.
Guidance on activities to avoid during the recovery period.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is wrist arthroscopy used for?
Wrist arthroscopy is used for diagnosing and treating a range of wrist issues, including ligament injuries, TFCC tears, and arthritis.
2. Is wrist arthroscopy painful?
The procedure is minimally invasive, and most patients experience less pain compared to traditional open surgery. Post-surgery discomfort can be managed with prescribed medications.
3. How long does the procedure take?
Wrist arthroscopy typically takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the complexity of the condition.
4. What is the recovery time?ong does recovery take?
Most patients recover within 4-6 weeks, though the timeline may vary depending on the condition and procedure.
5. Are there any risks involved?
Wrist arthroscopy is a safe procedure when performed by an experienced specialist like Dr. Gaurav Pagare. As with any surgery, there is a small risk of infection or stiffness, which can be mitigated with proper care.
If wrist pain is limiting your life, consult Dr. Gaurav Pagare for advanced wrist arthroscopy. Take the first step toward a pain-free and functional wrist today.