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Soft tissue reconstruction surgery is done to correct and rehabilitate injured muscles, tendons, and ligaments as a result of trauma, sports, or degenerative joint disease. Soft tissue injuries around the knee, shoulder, elbow, and ankle are quite frequent and necessitate accurate surgical restoration for better recuperation. The goal of soft tissue reconstruction is to achieve recovery of strength, stability, and function , along with avoiding late complications.
Soft tissue reconstruction surgery is done to correct and rehabilitate injured muscles, tendons, and ligaments as a result of trauma, sports, or degenerative joint disease. Soft tissue injuries around the knee, shoulder, elbow, and ankle are quite frequent and necessitate accurate surgical restoration for better recuperation. The goal of soft tissue reconstruction is to achieve recovery of strength, stability, and function , along with avoiding late complications.
At Marengo Asia Hospitals, our specialists are well-trained in soft tissue reconstruction surgery with the latest methods, such as minimally invasive surgery, tissue grafting, and intensive physiotherapy programs for complete rehabilitation. Our advanced facilities enable quicker recovery, less scarring, and better patient outcomes. The Times of India Health Survey has identified Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram, as the best in orthopaedics, further demonstrating our excellence in patient care and state-of-the-art surgical methods.
Soft tissue reconstruction surgery is necessary for the following reasons:
2. Shoulder Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Shoulder soft tissue injuries are prevalent among athletes and people who
engage in repetitive overhead movements, including lifting, throwing, or
swimming. Injuries to the ligaments, tendons, or cartilage can cause pain,
instability, and restricted movement of the shoulder. Reconstruction surgery
is required when conservative management in the form of rest, physical
therapy, and medication does not work. Our procedures include:
3. Wrist and Elbow Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Elbow and wrist injuries occur in athletes, workers, and individuals who repeat movements of the arm and hand. Injuries in these areas impact tendons, ligaments, and cartilage, resulting in pain, instability, and decreased motion. After nonoperative interventions such as rest, bracing, and physical therapy are ineffective, surgery involving soft tissue reconstruction may be performed. Our procedures include:
Ankle injuries, often caused by sports, trauma, or overuse, can lead to ligament tears, tendon damage, and chronic instability. When conservative treatments like bracing, physical therapy, and medication fail, soft tissue reconstruction surgery may be necessary to restore function, stability, and mobility. Our procedures include:
Soft tissue injuries are usually diagnosed with clinical examination and imaging studies like MRI and ultrasound to evaluate ligament, tendon, and muscle injury.
Treatment is based on the extent of the injury. Mild injuries can be treated with rest, physiotherapy, and medicines, whereas severe injuries need surgical treatment such as reconstruction or grafting.
The duration of the surgery depends on the complexity of the injury but is usually between 1 and 3 hours.
Recovery may take anywhere from 3 to 6 months, depending on the extent of the injury, the surgery, and compliance with rehabilitation guidelines.
Yes, physiotherapy plays a vital role in the recovery of strength, flexibility, and function following surgery. It facilitates faster and better return to sports and everyday activities.
Delayed treatment may result in chronic pain, joint instability, and higher arthritic risk. Early treatment facilitates faster recovery as well as improved functional outcomes.
Marengo Asia Hospitals has state-of-the-art surgical techniques, skilled orthopaedic surgeons, and customized rehabilitation programs. Our minimally invasive surgery results in quicker recovery, reduced postoperative pain, and long-term joint health.
Deep tissue reconstruction is a specific procedure employed to restore muscles, ligaments, and tendons in acute trauma or degenerative disease. It is usually needed in the case of sporting injuries, post-traumatic deficiencies, or failed prior operations.
Soft tissue restoration is centred on non-surgical and minimally invasive methods, including regenerative medicine, PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy, and physiotherapy, to facilitate healing. Reconstruction, however, is a surgical process for serious cases involving structural repair.
