Urology

• Anterior knee pain
• Arthritis
• Bleeding in the knee joint
• Dislocation of the kneecap

• Iliotibial band syndrome
• Tendinitis
• Strain or sprain
• Torn ligament

• Medication: Pain Relieving medication (NSID) can be prescribed by the doctor for a few of the knee pain related conditions such as arthritis, gout, etc.
• Therapy: Physical therapy, yoga, sports activities can help in strengthening the muscle around knee. In certain conditions, different types of braces may be used to help protect and support the knee joint.
• Injections: Corticosteroids, Supplemental lubrication

• Surgery: If the condition requires surgery, options may include:

Arthroscopic surgery: Depending on the injury, doctors may use a procedure for minor injuries using an instrument called an arthroscope. Arthroscopic surgeries may be used to remove or repair damaged cartilage & reconstruct torn ligaments.

Partial knee replacement surgery: In this procedure, surgeons replace only the most damaged portion of the knee with parts made of metal & plastic.

Total Knee Replacement surgery: In this procedure, surgeons cut away damaged bone and cartilage from thighbone and replace it with artificial joints made of metal alloy, polymers, etc.