ARTHROSCOPY & SPORTS INJURY ASSOCIATES
OVERVIEW
Brief Introduction
Elbow arthroscopy is an outpatient procedure used to examine and fix joint issues using a scope and miniature incisions in the elbow.
Overview
Through use of special camera equipment and surgical devices, the damaged tissues are repaired and the loose body pieces removed thus enhancing elbow mobility, all within the shortest time with minimal pain.
Elbow arthroscopy is an outpatient procedure used to examine and fix joint issues using a scope and miniature incisions in the elbow.
Overview
Through use of special camera equipment and surgical devices, the damaged tissues are repaired and the loose body pieces removed thus enhancing elbow mobility, all within the shortest time with minimal pain.
Overview
Tennis Elbow
Pain and inflammation due to repetitive stress in the tendons on the outside of the elbow.
Ligament Injuries
Damage to elbow ligaments that causes instability, weakness, pain, and problems while lifting or performing in sporting activities.
Cartilage Damage
Wear and tear or injury to elbow cartilage resulting in pain, stiffness, limited mobility, and pain during activity.
Elbow Stiffness
Limited elbow joint movement caused by trauma, inflammation, arthritis, or scar tissue development inside the elbow.
Joint Inflammation
Swelling in the elbow joint that leads to pain, tenderness, warmth, and limited range of motion.
Loose Fragments in Elbow
Small pieces of bones or cartilages inside the elbow joint leading to locking, popping, and limited mobility.
Surgeons Available for Consultations
Dr. Dhaval Patel
M.S. Orthopaedics, FAAOS(USA), FAANA(USA), FAOSSM(USA)
Orthopaedics Sports Medicine Surgeon Arthroscopy Surgeon Orthopaedic Joint Preservation Surgeon
Dr. Karnav Panchal
M. S. (Ortho) (Gold Medalist) FAOS (South Korea)
Consultant Arthroscopist & Sports Injury Specialist Consultant Joint Replacement Surgeon
Dr. Aniket Gupta
M.B.B.S, M.S. (Orthopedics)
Training & Qualifications Fellowship in MRCS (UK) Arthroscopy & Arthroplasty (Milan, Italy)
PROCEDURE & BENEFITS
Procedure Overview & Benefits
This highly advanced process uses minimally invasive methods to provide effective treatment for the elbow joint.
Minimally Invasive
A small surgical opening ensures less pain, scarring, and quick recovery after surgery.
High Precision
The high-definition camera system helps in the diagnosis and provides accurate treatment for the elbow.
Day-Care Surgery
Most people can go back home immediately after the surgery.
Reduced Pain
Minimally invasive processes ensure quick post-operative healing.
Faster Rehabilitation
Rapid rehabilitation helps achieve improved mobility.
Improved Joint Mobility
It aids in achieving enhanced joint mobility and functionality of the elbow and arm.
RECOVERY & OUTCOMES
Recovery & Expected Outcomes
Recovery aims at minimizing pain, improving elbow function, and facilitating the resumption of daily activities.
- Minimized pain and swelling of the elbow
- Enhanced joint flexibility
- Prompt resumption of daily activities
- Increased elbow stability and strength
- Physiotherapy promotes full recovery
FAQ'S
Do You Have Any Question Please?
It is a very small surgery that takes place under the influence of anesthesia.
Recovery may take up to several weeks, depending on the medical condition being treated.
Yes, physiotherapy is often advised for improving the motion of the elbow joint.
Most elbow arthroscopy cases are done as outpatient surgeries with brief hospital admission periods.
Patients are able to resume their normal activities post-procedure.
