Elbow arthroscopy
Learn about Elbow arthroscopy, including indications, steps, recovery, and risks.
Overview
Elbow arthroscopy is minimally invasive surgery to treat elbow stiffness, loose bodies, and cartilage issues.
Indications
Persistent pain, limited motion, or mechanical symptoms.
Procedure overview
Small portals allow debridement, loose body removal, or capsular release.
Recovery
Therapy focuses on restoring motion; recovery varies by procedure.
Risks and complications
Nerve injury, stiffness, and infection.
Alternatives
Non‑operative care or open surgery for complex issues.
Elbow arthroscopy is minimally invasive surgery to treat elbow stiffness, loose bodies, and cartilage issues.
Indications
Persistent pain, limited motion, or mechanical symptoms.
Procedure overview
Small portals allow debridement, loose body removal, or capsular release.
Recovery
Therapy focuses on restoring motion; recovery varies by procedure.
Risks and complications
Nerve injury, stiffness, and infection.
Alternatives
Non‑operative care or open surgery for complex issues.