Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction is performed to restore knee stability after a significant ligament tear. Dr. Venugopal T specialises in arthroscopic ligament reconstruction for sports-related knee injuries. Treatment planning considers the severity of the injury, associated meniscus damage, activity requirements and rehabilitation goals.
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat selected ligament, cartilage and meniscus injuries. Dr. Venugopal T has extensive experience performing arthroscopic knee procedures. Surgical treatment may involve repairing damaged structures, addressing joint instability and planning rehabilitation to support recovery of knee movement and function.
Meniscus tears commonly occur during sports activities involving twisting or sudden changes in direction. Arthroscopic meniscus repair aims to preserve damaged meniscal tissue when the tear is suitable for repair. Dr. Venugopal T has documented expertise in complex meniscus repair, with treatment decisions based on tear location, tissue quality and knee stability.
Multi-ligament knee injuries involve damage to two or more ligaments responsible for joint stability. These injuries may require complex surgical reconstruction and structured rehabilitation. Dr. Venugopal T has specialist experience in treating multi-ligament knee injuries, including reconstruction procedures intended to restore stability and support appropriate physical activity.
Revision ligament reconstruction may be necessary when a previous knee ligament operation fails or the reconstructed ligament is injured again. Treatment requires careful evaluation of previous surgery, graft condition, joint alignment and associated injuries. Dr. Venugopal T has documented expertise in revision knee ligament reconstruction and complex sports injuries.
Cartilage damage can cause joint pain, swelling and difficulty with movement. Cartilage restoration techniques, including mosaicplasty, may be considered for selected localised cartilage defects. Dr. Venugopal T has experience in joint preservation procedures intended to address suitable cartilage lesions and maintain knee function where clinically appropriate.
High tibial osteotomy is a joint-preserving procedure used in selected patients with knee malalignment and compartmental cartilage damage or arthritis. The operation changes the distribution of weight across the knee. Dr. Venugopal T includes HTO among his documented knee preservation procedures, with suitability determined by clinical and imaging assessment.
Shoulder arthroscopy allows surgeons to assess and treat selected shoulder conditions through small incisions using a camera and specialised instruments. Dr. Venugopal T performs arthroscopic shoulder procedures, including rotator cuff repair. Treatment may be recommended for appropriate tendon tears, persistent shoulder pain or functional limitations.
Recurrent shoulder dislocation can occur when the structures that stabilise the shoulder joint are damaged. Bankart repair and selected Latarjet procedures may be used to treat appropriate instability conditions. Dr. Venugopal T has specialist training and experience in shoulder stabilisation surgery, including these procedures.
Ankle arthroscopy is a minimally invasive technique used to evaluate and treat selected ankle joint problems, including cartilage lesions. Ligament reconstruction may be considered for persistent instability after significant injury. Dr. Venugopal T has documented experience in ankle arthroscopy, cartilage-related procedures and ankle ligament reconstruction.