Experience Relief From Elbow Discomfort With Dr. Mohamed Mashhour's Expertise
Best orthopedic oncologist for elbow joint replacement surgery
What is Elbow Joint Replacement?
Elbow joint replacement surgery, known as elbow arthroplasty surgery, is a procedure designed to replace damaged sections of the elbow joint with artificial components. This surgery is recommended for patients dealing with severe arthritis, fractures, or joint damage causing limited mobility and significant discomfort. The primary goal of elbow joint replacement is to relieve pain, restore function, and enhance the overall quality of life.
Minimally invasive elbow joint replacement offers several advantages, including reduced discomfort, smaller incisions, shorter hospital stays, and quicker recovery times, enabling patients to resume their activities sooner.
Why Trust Dr. Mohamed Mashhour for Elbow Joint Replacement?
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Vast Experience
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Specialized Expertise in Arthroplasty
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Proficiency in Complex Cases
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Personalized Treatment Approach
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Swift Diagnosis and Treatment
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Focus on Injury Prevention
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Collaboration with Rehabilitation Specialists
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Dedicated Follow-Up Care
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Excellent Patient Outcomes
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International Consultations
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Types of Elbow Joint Issues Treated by Dr. Mashhour:
Types of Elbow Replacement Procedures:
Elbow replacement surgery aims to relieve pain and restore function in elbows affected by severe arthritis or injury. Here are the primary types:
Total Elbow Replacement: Replace the damaged elbow joint with artificial components, including the humeral and ulnar components, and the plastic spacer in between.
Partial Elbow Replacement: Involves replacing only the damaged portion of the elbow joint, either the humeral or ulnar component, while preserving the healthy portion.
Radial Head Replacement: Replaces only the head of the radius bone in the elbow joint, typically performed for fractures or severe arthritis affecting this specific area.
Revision Elbow Replacement: Corrects issues with a previous elbow replacement surgery, such as implant failure or joint instability.