Arthroscopy allows the examination and treatment of joint structures through two or three small incisions using a special camera and surgical instruments, without the need for large cuts on the joint surface. In traditional open surgery, the joint is fully opened, which may prolong recovery time, restrict joint mobility, and increase the risk of infection and other complications.

In arthroscopic surgery, the joint is accessed through small incisions, allowing clear visualization of structures such as cartilage, ligaments, and meniscus. Depending on the condition, repair, reconstruction, or removal of damaged tissue can be performed during the same procedure. This shortens the recovery period, reduces pain more quickly, and helps patients return to daily life sooner.

Over the past thirty years, arthroscopy has become one of the most commonly performed and preferred surgical methods in orthopedics. With advances in technology and surgical techniques, arthroscopic procedures have become more precise, safe, and effective.

For patients, arthroscopy offers significant advantages: it is less invasive, requires shorter hospital stays, leaves smaller scars, and enables faster rehabilitation. With the expertise of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ata Can, patients benefit from the most up-to-date and effective arthroscopic treatments available.