Sports Injuries & Ligament Injuries
Restoring Peak Athletic Performance & Joint Stability
Overview
We treat a wide spectrum of athletic injuries including ACL, PCL, meniscus tears, and shoulder dislocations using advanced minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques.
Our goal is to safely return athletes to their peak performance levels using customized rehabilitation programs.
Common Symptoms & Indications
- ✕ Feeling a 'pop' in the joint during activity
- ✕ Sudden swelling and instability
- ✕ Joint locking or giving way
- ✕ Reduced range of motion
Surgical Procedure & Tech
Clinical stability tests (e.g., Lachman test), MRI analysis, followed by tailored physical rehabilitation, PRP therapy, or keyhole arthroscopic reconstruction.
Key Recovery Benefits
- ✓ Return to sports and active lifestyle
- ✓ Reconstruction of ligaments with minimal scarring
- ✓ Restored joint stability
- ✓ Faster rehabilitation
Rehabilitation & Recovery Timeline
Diagnosis & RICE
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, and brace fitting.
Pre-hab / Conservative Care
Reducing swelling and maintaining muscle activation.
Post-Surgical Rehab
Gradual return to running, agility drills, and sports.
Frequently Asked Questions
An Anterior Cruciate Ligament tear is a common knee injury in sports, involving a tear of the key stabilizing ligament, often requiring surgical reconstruction.
It is a minimally invasive surgery performed through tiny incisions using a small camera (arthroscope) to visualize and repair joint tissues.
Small tears in the outer zone with good blood supply can heal with rest and therapy. Large or locking tears usually require arthroscopic repair.
It typically takes between 6 to 9 months of intensive, structured physical rehabilitation to safely return to competitive sports.
Consult Specialist
Schedule a detailed clinical assessment with Dr. Sarthak Walia at The Ved Clinic Dehradun.
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