
An Arthroscope is a thin, tube-like medical instrument used by surgeons to view, diagnose, and treat joint problems inside the body, especially during minimally invasive procedures.
Features:
Contains a camera and a light source
Diameter typically 2.7 mm to 5 mm
High-definition or 4K video output
May have channels for surgical instruments
Uses:
Visual examination of joints like knee, shoulder, hip, or wrist
Used in arthroscopic surgeries to treat cartilage, ligaments, and joint issues
Minimizes incision size, leading to faster recovery and less scarring