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    Elbow Surgery – Advanced Treatment for Elbow Injuries & Disorders

    At Dr. Jenis Patel – Best Joint Replacement Surgeon in Ahmedabad, we specialize in advanced elbow surgery to treat various elbow conditions, injuries, and joint disorders. Our expert orthopedic team provides minimally invasive and reconstructive surgical solutions to help patients regain strength, mobility, and function.

    Conditions That Require Elbow Surgery

    • Elbow Arthritis – Severe joint pain due to osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
    • Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) – Chronic pain caused by overuse of tendons.
    • Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) – Pain and inflammation on the inner side of the elbow.
    • Elbow Fractures & Dislocations – Due to accidents, falls, or trauma.
    • Ligament & Tendon Injuries – Including UCL (Ulnar Collateral Ligament) injuries.
    • Elbow Stiffness & Contractures – Restricted movement due to injury or arthritis.
    • Nerve Compression (Cubital Tunnel Syndrome) – Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arm.

    Types of Elbow Surgery We Offer

    Non-Surgical Treatments (For Mild Cases)

    • Pain Management – Anti-inflammatory medications and steroid injections.
    • Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation – Strengthens muscles and improves flexibility.
    • Bracing & Immobilization – Provides support and aids in healing.

    Surgical Procedures for Severe Conditions

    • Elbow Arthroscopy (Minimally Invasive Surgery) – For ligament repairs and arthritis treatment.
    • Total Elbow Replacement Surgery – For severe joint damage due to arthritis or trauma.
    • Tendon & Ligament Repair – Treats torn or damaged tendons (e.g., UCL reconstruction for athletes).
    • Fracture Fixation Surgery – Uses plates, screws, or pins to stabilize broken bones.
    • Nerve Decompression Surgery – Treats Cubital Tunnel Syndrome and other nerve-related conditions.

    Benefits of Elbow Surgery

    • Significant pain relief and improved joint function.
    • Restores elbow mobility and flexibility.
    • Enhances strength for daily activities and sports.
    • Minimally invasive options ensure faster recovery.

    Why Choose Dr. Jenis Patel for Elbow Surgery?

    • Expert orthopedic & joint replacement surgeon with years of experience.
    • Advanced surgical techniques for precise treatment.
    • Personalized rehabilitation plans for quick recovery.
    • Comprehensive pre-surgery & post-surgery care for best results.

    Book a Consultation Today

    If you are experiencing elbow pain, stiffness, or injury, consult Dr. Jenis Patel for expert diagnosis and the best surgical solutions.

    Elbow surgery is recommended for conditions such as fractures, arthritis, tendon injuries (like tennis elbow), ligament tears, and chronic pain that does not respond to non-surgical treatments.

    Common elbow surgeries include elbow arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, total elbow replacement, fracture repair, and tendon repair for conditions like tennis elbow.

    Recovery time varies based on the procedure but typically ranges from a few weeks for minor surgeries to several months for complex procedures like elbow replacement. Physical therapy is often required for optimal recovery.

    Risks may include infection, stiffness, nerve injury, limited range of motion, or implant-related complications in cases of joint replacement. However, with an experienced surgeon, the risks are minimized.

    Light activities can usually be resumed within a few weeks, but full recovery, including returning to sports or heavy lifting, may take three to six months, depending on the type of surgery performed.