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Medical Imaging Reagents Market Size, Analysis and Forecast 2031

Posted by Prajakta on September 5, 2024 at 5:21am 0 Comments

The Medical Imaging Reagents Market in 2023 is US$ 14.22 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 21.36 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 5.22%.

FutureWise Research published a report that analyzes Medical Imaging Reagents Market trends to predict the market's growth. The report begins with a description of the business environment and explains the commercial summary of the chain structure. Based on the market trends and driving factors presented in the report, clients will be able to plan the… Continue

Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure that can be performed for diagnosis and management of joint abnormalities & conditions. This procedure is usually done on outpatient basis, and patient gets discharged in the same day of surgery.
The technique of arthroscopy is performed with the help of a pencil shaped instrument attached with tiny camera known as arthroscope. This small tube contains optical fibers & lenses. Arthroscope helps the surgeon to look inside the interior of joints, which only requires small rather than large incision needed for an open surgical procedure. the attached camera display the images in video monitor which helps in better diagnosis, or diagnose the conditions which can’t be detected with non-invasive methods. This surgery serves many benefits if you are a suitable candidate which you will only find out with arthroscopy surgeon in Delhi.
Types of Arthroscopy
Shoulder Arthroscopy: This minimal invasive procedure for shoulder is usually suggested in case of rotator cuff tear, shoulder dislocation & AC joint injuries, Tears of the rotator cuff of the shoulder are potentially painful and disabling conditions. Treatments for rotator cuff tears also depend upon the size severity of condition, in some condition non-invasive methods may also work.
Knee Arthroscopy: Knee arthroscopy treatment is gaining popularity nowadays for its immense benefits. This method is used for both diagnosing, and treating knee joint issues. There are also ranges of knee injuries which are treated with the help of knee arthroscopy. Knee injuries are usually categriosed in acute and chronic knee joint injury.
Sports Arthroscopy: sports injuries are commonly treated with the help of arthroscopy technique. Sports athletes face injuries like ligament tears, broken bone, joint dislocation, or meniscus tears. These are result of sudden fall, twist, or loss of balance while performing sports activities or even exercise. For sports arthroscopy surgery you can consult with sports medicine specialist in Delhi.

Conditions Which May Need Arthroscopic Management
• Inflamed joints, Inflammation work as body natural response of injury, infection, allergy, or even common joint condition like arthritis. This is result of damage tissues causing swelling around the joints.
• Chronic joint pain, or swelling. Joint pain for longer period of time can affect our overall well-being, and in some cases arthroscopic management is helpful.
• Knee conditions like ACL, MCL, PCL injury, & meniscus tears.
Your doctor may suggest arthroscopy surgery when other methods failed to provide any relief from painful symptoms.
Arthroscopy in Delhi
Arthroscopy surgery is performed with the help of arthroscope which has inbuilt camera, lenses, and light. Prior to the treatment your surgeon may diagnose the condition with the help of arthroscope as well. Video camera attached to arthroscope provides the details of joint interior on the screen. Surgery is performed on outpatient basis & one can easily get discharged in the same day.
For arthroscopy in Delhi you can consult with Dr. Lalit Bafna, he has specialization in management of sports injuries, knee conditions, and shoulder injuries with the help of arthroscopy. Currently, Dr. Lalit Bafna is associated with SCI International Hospital in Delhi.

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