WRIST & TFCC SPECIALIST

Wrist Arthroscopy in Trichy – Specialist Treatment for Wrist Problems

Advanced Arthroscopic Treatment for TFCC Tears, Wrist Ganglion Cysts, Scapholunate Injuries & Chronic Wrist Pain

Procedure Type
Gold-Standard Keyhole Procedure
Anesthesia
Regional Axillary Block
Hospital Stay
Day Care Procedure
Recovery Timeline
Splint for 1-2 weeks, quick return to activities

Wrist pain, swelling, stiffness, or painful clicking can make push-ups, typing, lifting, or gripping distressing. These symptoms often stem from Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC) tears, scapholunate ligament sprains, ganglion cysts, or joint inflammation.

Dr Harish Ortho provides specialized evaluation and Wrist Arthroscopy in Trichy to precisely identify and treat complex wrist joint pathology with minimal downtime.

Wrist Arthroscopy in Trichy – Specialist Treatment for Wrist Problems

What Is Wrist Arthroscopy?

Wrist arthroscopy is often called the gold standard for diagnosing and repairing internal wrist problems. A high-resolution miniature camera is introduced through tiny portals on the back of the wrist, allowing direct visualization of cartilage surfaces and delicate stabilizing ligaments.

Common procedures performed via wrist arthroscopy:

  • TFCC tear repair and debridement (ulnar-sided wrist pain)
  • Wrist ganglion cyst excision (minimally invasive removal from joint stalk)
  • Scapholunate ligament injury repair
  • Removal of loose bodies and inflamed synovial tissue
  • Evaluation of unexplained persistent wrist pain following fractures

Wrist Pain & Ganglion Treatment

A ganglion cyst is a fluid-filled pouch developing from the wrist joint capsule. When ganglions cause persistent ache, weakness, or cosmetic discomfort, arthroscopic ganglionectomy clears the cyst and its root stalk from within the joint, reducing recurrence rates compared to traditional excision.

When Should You See a Wrist Specialist?

Pain on the pinky-side (ulnar side) of the wrist
A painful, growing or tender wrist lump (ganglion cyst)
Pain when bearing weight on the palm (e.g., getting up from a chair)
Clicking, popping, or catching sensations in the wrist
Reduced wrist flexion, extension or rotation
Weakened grip strength during daily tasks
Pain continuing long after a past fall or wrist sprain

Recovery & Post-Procedure Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation begins with protective splinting for 1-2 weeks, followed by guided wrist mobility, forearm rotation exercises, and grip strengthening.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the ideal approach for ligament tears (TFCC, scapholunate), ganglion cysts, and cartilage lesions.

If you have persistent wrist pain, clicking, or an unresolved injury affecting your ability to bear weight or grip.

It assesses and repairs TFCC tears, ganglion stalks, ligament instability, and joint inflammation keyhole style.

No. Asymptomatic ganglions can be observed. Surgery is indicated when the cyst causes persistent pain, nerve compression, or functional difficulty.

Dr. R. Harish Kumar
SENIOR CONSULTANT SURGEON

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