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Hip Arthroscopy in Bengaluru

Minimally Invasive Care for Selected Hip Problems.

Hip arthroscopy uses a small camera and specialised instruments through small incisions to examine and treat selected conditions inside and around the hip joint.

Quick Answer

What is hip arthroscopy?

Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to look inside the hip joint and treat selected hip conditions.

A small camera called an arthroscope is introduced through a small incision. Additional instruments can be used through other small incisions when treatment is required. The procedure is appropriate only for selected conditions after specialist assessment.

Common Conditions

What problems can hip arthroscopy treat?

Not every hip condition requires arthroscopy. The correct procedure depends on the diagnosis and individual symptoms.

01

Femoroacetabular Impingement

Selected patients with symptomatic hip impingement may be evaluated for arthroscopic treatment to address abnormal contact within the joint.

02

Labral Problems

Selected labral injuries can cause hip or groin pain, clicking and restricted movement and may require specialist evaluation.

03

Cartilage & Loose Bodies

Some cartilage injuries or loose fragments inside the joint may be diagnosed or treated using arthroscopic techniques.

The Procedure

How is hip arthroscopy performed?

Hip arthroscopy is performed in a surgical setting. Small incisions are made around the hip, allowing an arthroscope and specialised instruments to access the joint.

The surgeon examines the joint and performs the planned treatment based on the underlying problem. The exact technique varies between patients and conditions.

Why may arthroscopy be considered?

  • Uses small surgical incisions
  • Allows direct visualisation of the hip joint
  • Can combine diagnosis and treatment in selected cases
  • May address specific structural problems
  • Rehabilitation can be tailored to the procedure performed

Treatment Journey

From assessment to rehabilitation

01

Assessment

Symptoms, movement, activity limitations and previous treatment are reviewed.

02

Diagnosis

Clinical examination and appropriate imaging help identify the cause.

03

Procedure

The planned arthroscopic treatment is performed through small incisions.

04

Rehabilitation

Exercises and activity progression depend on the procedure performed.

05

Follow-up

Recovery is reviewed and the rehabilitation plan is adjusted when needed.

Recovery

What is recovery like?

Recovery after hip arthroscopy varies according to the condition treated and the procedure performed. Some patients may progress quickly, while repairs require a more protected rehabilitation period.

Your surgeon and physiotherapist will provide instructions for weight-bearing, exercises, driving, work and return to sport.

Important during recovery

  • Follow weight-bearing instructions carefully
  • Perform prescribed rehabilitation exercises
  • Increase activity gradually
  • Avoid premature return to high-impact sport
  • Attend follow-up appointments

Frequently Asked Questions

Hip Arthroscopy FAQs

Is hip arthroscopy a major surgery?
Hip arthroscopy is minimally invasive, but it remains a surgical procedure. Its complexity and recovery depend on the condition and treatment performed.
Who is a candidate for hip arthroscopy?
Candidates are selected based on symptoms, clinical findings, imaging and the specific hip problem. Not all hip pain or arthritis is suitable for arthroscopy.
Can hip arthroscopy treat hip arthritis?
Arthroscopy is not a routine treatment for advanced hip osteoarthritis. Suitability depends on the type and extent of joint damage and should be determined by a specialist.
How long does recovery take after hip arthroscopy?
Recovery varies by procedure. Rehabilitation may take several weeks or longer, particularly when a repair or reconstruction has been performed.
Can I return to sports after hip arthroscopy?
Many patients can return to appropriate activities after rehabilitation, but timing depends on the procedure, healing and functional recovery. Return to sport should be guided by your clinical team.
Where can I consult for hip arthroscopy in Bengaluru?
Roopesh Ortho Care & Speciality Clinic is at #313, Service Road, Nagarbhavi 2nd Stage, Marilingappa Extension, Naagarabhaavi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560072. Appointment: +91 63664 57979.

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