Bone Joint Surgery

Bone joint surgery is a medical procedure aimed at repairing, replacing, or improving the function of damaged joints, which connect bones in the body. Common reasons for this surgery include arthritis, injuries, or wear and tear. The procedure may involve techniques such as arthroscopy, where doctors use small instruments and a camera to fix issues inside the joint, or total joint replacement, where a damaged joint is replaced with an artificial one. The goal is to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and enhance the overall quality of life for the patient. Recovery usually involves rehabilitation exercises.