Knee Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows orthopedic surgeons to visualize, diagnose, and treat problems inside the knee joint using a small camera called an arthroscope. This revolutionary technique has transformed knee surgery by enabling procedures to be performed through tiny incisions (typically 4-5mm), resulting in less pain, faster recovery, reduced scarring, and lower complication rates compared to traditional open surgery. At Arthroscenter, Dr. Gurudeo Kumar performs over 500 knee arthroscopies annually, utilizing state-of-the-art high-definition arthroscopic equipment and advanced surgical techniques. Our facility in Bihar is equipped with modern arthroscopy towers, specialized instruments, and comprehensive imaging capabilities that enable diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of knee conditions during a single procedure. Knee arthroscopy can address numerous conditions including torn meniscus, damaged cartilage, loose bone or cartilage fragments, inflamed synovial tissue, ACL and PCL tears, and diagnostic evaluation of unexplained knee pain. The procedure is particularly valuable for active individuals and athletes who require rapid return to sports and physical activities. During arthroscopy, 2-3 small incisions (portals) are made around the knee. The arthroscope, a pencil-thin camera with a light source, is inserted through one portal, transmitting magnified high-definition images to a video monitor. This provides the surgeon with a detailed view of all structures inside the knee joint. Additional specialized instruments are inserted through other portals to repair or remove damaged tissue. The advantages of arthroscopic surgery over traditional open procedures are substantial. Patients experience significantly less post-operative pain, typically requiring only mild pain medications rather than narcotics. Hospital stays are minimal - most arthroscopic procedures are performed as outpatient day surgery. Recovery time is dramatically reduced, with many patients returning to desk work within days and physical jobs within 2-4 weeks. The small incisions result in minimal scarring, and the risk of infection is much lower than with open surgery. At Arthoscenter, we combine arthroscopic expertise with comprehensive rehabilitation programs. Dr. Gurudeo Kumar works closely with specialized sports physiotherapists to develop individualized recovery protocols that optimize healing while preventing complications. Our approach includes pre-operative education, same-day mobilization, progressive strengthening exercises, and sport-specific training for athletes. Success rates for knee arthroscopy are excellent when performed for appropriate indications. Meniscus repair success rates exceed 85%, while simple meniscectomy (removal of torn meniscus) provides good pain relief in over 90% of properly selected patients. Cartilage procedures, loose body removal, and synovectomy similarly show high success rates. Most patients achieve significant symptom improvement and return to desired activity levels within 6-12 weeks, making arthroscopy one of the most effective treatments for mechanical knee problems.