Elbow-Ligament Reconstruction
Elbow arthroscopy is a specialized medical procedure that focuses on the examination and treatment of the elbow joint, a critical component in the human musculoskeletal system. Similar to other major joints, the elbow is a complex structure comprised of bones, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage, contributing to its pivotal role in facilitating a variety of arm movements. Elbow arthroscopy serves as a valuable tool for medical professionals to diagnose and address issues within this intricate joint, offering both diagnostic insights and targeted therapeutic interventions.
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Elbow Ligament Reconstruction
MCL Repair & Reconstruction
LUCL Repair & Reconstruction
MCL Repair & Reconstruction
Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) repair and reconstruction are surgical procedures designed to address injuries or tears to the MCL, a crucial ligament that stabilizes the inner side of the knee. These procedures aim to restore stability to the knee joint and improve overall function.
Benefits:
Stability Restoration: MCL repair and reconstruction are performed to restore stability to the knee by repairing or replacing the damaged MCL.
Prevention of Abnormal Knee Movement: These procedures help prevent abnormal side-to-side movement in the knee joint, reducing the risk of further injury or instability.
Pain Alleviation: By addressing the MCL injury, the surgery often leads to pain alleviation associated with the damaged ligament.
Facilitation of Natural Healing: MCL repair involves stitching the torn ligament ends back together, allowing for natural healing and promoting the ligament’s integrity.
LUCL Repair & Reconstruction
Lateral Ulnar Collateral Ligament (LUCL) repair and reconstruction are surgical procedures aimed at addressing injuries or tears to the LUCL, a ligament in the elbow that provides stability to the lateral (outer) side of the joint. These procedures are performed to restore elbow stability and function.
Benefits:
Elbow Stability Restoration: LUCL repair and reconstruction aim to restore stability to the lateral side of the elbow joint, preventing excessive movement and potential dislocations.
Pain Alleviation: Addressing the injured LUCL often leads to pain alleviation associated with the damaged ligament.
Enhanced Joint Function: The procedures contribute to improved overall elbow joint function, allowing for better range of motion and reduced limitations in daily activities.
Facilitation of Natural Healing: In LUCL repair, the torn ligament ends are stitched back together, promoting natural healing and maintaining the integrity of the ligament.
