Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy
Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to examine and treat selected problems affecting the wrist joint and surrounding structures. During the procedure, a small camera called an arthroscope is inserted through a small incision, allowing the surgeon to view the joint and use specialised instruments when treatment is required.
At Asian Orthopaedic Hospital, Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy in Sabarmati is planned according to the patient’s symptoms, wrist condition, imaging findings, functional limitations, and individual treatment requirements.


What Causes Hand & Wrist Problems?
The hand and wrist contain multiple bones, joints, ligaments, cartilage, and soft tissues that work together to provide movement, grip, and stability. Injury or damage to these structures can affect wrist function and make routine activities uncomfortable.
Common problems that may affect the hand and wrist include:
A detailed Hand & Wrist Evaluation helps identify the underlying cause of symptoms. Clinical examination and appropriate imaging can help determine whether Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy or another treatment approach is suitable.


How Is Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy Performed?
During Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy Surgery, a small camera is inserted into the wrist joint through a small incision to provide a detailed view of the internal structures.
Specialised instruments may be introduced through additional small openings to examine and treat selected problems affecting the cartilage, ligaments, and other joint structures.
The treatment approach is personalised according to the patient’s symptoms, clinical findings, imaging results, extent of joint damage, hand and wrist function, and overall health.
Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy Journey
At Asian Orthopaedic Hospital, Hand & Wrist Arthroscopy Treatment follows a structured pathway from diagnosis and treatment planning through minimally invasive surgery and rehabilitation. The recovery plan is tailored to the condition treated and the patient’s functional requirements.
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