Patient Testimonials from Zambia Underwent Successful Arthroscopy Surgery in India

Martin Muchape, a 55-year-old man from Zambia, had been suffering from severe joint pain for quite some time. The pain was debilitating, making it difficult for him to perform daily activities and affecting his quality of life. Despite numerous visits to doctors and multiple X-rays, his condition remained undiagnosed. Frustrated and in search of relief, Martin turned to the internet for potential treatment options.

During his search, he came across our Joint Replacement Surgery Services website, which offered detailed information about various orthopedic treatments. Feeling hopeful, Martin submitted a query through the website. He was promptly contacted by one of our patient coordinators, who expressed genuine concern for his condition. The coordinator arranged for Martin’s medical reports to be reviewed by top orthopedic surgeons.

Among the experts was Dr. Subhash Jangid, a renowned orthopedic surgeon in India who specializing in joint disorders. After a thorough review of Martin’s medical history and reports, Doctor recommended arthroscopy as the best course of action to diagnose and treat Martin’s joint pain. Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows the surgeon to view the inside of a joint through a small camera, identify the issue, and often treat it in the same procedure.

Reassured by Dr. Subhash Jangid’s expertise and detailed plan, Martin decided to proceed with the suggested treatment. He promptly arranged his medical visa and travel to India. Upon arrival, Martin was warmly welcomed at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurgaon and underwent a series of comprehensive tests and evaluations to ensure he was ready for the procedure.

On the day of the surgery, Martin was prepared and briefed about the entire arthroscopy procedure. The medical team, led by Dr. Subhash Jangid, ensured he was comfortable and well-informed. The procedure began with small incisions around the affected joint. Through one of these incisions, a tiny camera called an arthroscope was inserted, providing a clear view of the inside of Martin’s joint on a monitor.

Dr. Subhash Jangid carefully examined the joint, identifying the source of Martin’s pain. Using specialized surgical instruments inserted through other small incisions, Doctor addressed the identified issues. These could include repairing or removing damaged cartilage, trimming bone spurs, or smoothing rough joint surfaces. The minimally invasive nature of arthroscopy meant less damage to surrounding tissues and a quicker recovery time for Martin.

The procedure was completed successfully without complications. Martin was moved to a recovery area where he was closely monitored by the medical staff. Over the next few days, he received excellent post-operative care, including pain management and physical therapy guidance to aid in his recovery.

Before leaving the hospital, Dr. Subhash Jangid gave Martin detailed information about post-surgery care. These included guidelines on managing pain, caring for the incision sites, and a rehabilitation plan to regain joint strength and mobility. Martin followed these instructions diligently, eager to return to his daily activities without the constant burden of joint pain.

Back in Zambia, Martin continued his recovery, gradually experiencing significant improvements. The debilitating pain that once hindered his life was now a thing of the past. He could move more freely and engage in activities he had long avoided due to pain.