Arthroscopy Surgeon in Udaipur, Rajasthan — Dr. Ashish Singhal
Dr. Ashish Singhal performs arthroscopic surgery at Paras Hospital, Udaipur, for a wide range of joint conditions. As a minimally invasive alternative to open surgery, arthroscopy allows faster diagnosis and treatment through incisions typically less than a centimeter, reducing tissue trauma and shortening recovery time for patients across Udaipur, Bhilwara, and Chittorgarh.


What Is Arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy uses a thin camera (arthroscope) inserted through a small incision to view the inside of a joint directly on a screen. This allows the surgeon to both diagnose and treat many conditions in the same procedure — repairing torn cartilage, removing damaged tissue, or reconstructing ligaments — without the larger incisions required by traditional open surgery.
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Conditions Treated With Arthroscopy
Arthroscopy is most commonly used for the knee (meniscus tears ACL/ligament reconstruction, cartilage damage) and shoulder (rotator cuff tears, labral tears, impingement), though the technique can also be applied to the hip, ankle, elbow, and wrist depending on the condition.
The Arthroscopy Procedure — What to Expect
Before surgery: clinical evaluation and imaging (usually MRI) confirm the diagnosis and surgical plan. Day of surgery: performed under regional or general anesthesia depending on the joint and procedure; most patients go home the same day or within 24 hours. After surgery: a structured physiotherapy plan begins within days to weeks, tailored to the specific repair performed.
Why Choose Arthroscopy Over Open Surgery
Compared to open surgery, arthroscopy typically means smaller scars, less post-operative pain, lower infection risk, and a faster return to daily activity — though the right approach always depends on the specific injury; not every condition is suited to arthroscopic treatment, and that's assessed case by case.
Experience & Track Record
Dr. Singhal has performed arthroscopic procedures as part of a surgical practice spanning over 1,600+ procedures, with a reported success rate above 99%
