Arthroscopy
An arthroscopy is a surgical procedure that is done on a joint. Arthroscopy involves inserting a tiny video camera into a joint. During an arthroscopy, vets can get more information on a particular joint, diagnose a problem in the joint and even sometimes treat the joint.
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Dr Jnanee Krishnasamy
Dr Jnanee is a small animal veterinarian. She was born in sunny Singapore and spent her formative years there, before studying veterinary medicine at Massey University. Since graduating from vet school, Dr Jnanee has worked in a variety of settings that include private practice, shelter medicine, and veterinary telemedicine. Due to her varied experiences, she is well-informed on many aspects of the veterinary industry!
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