Elbow

The elbow allows flexion, extension and rotation of the forearm, and is essential in everyday activities and sports. Its anatomical complexity makes it a delicate joint in the face of trauma and overuse.

I address cases of complex fractures of the elbow, arthrosis causing stiffness and persistent pain, and SPORT INJURIES, such as epicondylitis, dislocations or ligament instability.

Each patient receives a personalised approach, which may include conservative treatments o surgery, The aim is always to restore function, relieve pain and promote effective recovery.

Most common elbow pathologies:

• Complex elbow fractures (distal humerus, olecranon, radial head)

• Elbow osteoarthritis

• Epicondylitis (tennis elbow)

• Epitrochleitis (golfer's elbow)

• Olecranian bursitis

• Elbow dislocation

• Ligament instability

• Ulnar nerve compression

• Sports injuries of the elbow