Best Elbow Surgery Doctors
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Dr. Deepthi Nandan Reddy A
MBBS, MS (Ortho), MSc Orth Eng (UK), FRCS Ed,
FRCS (Ortho, UK), CCT (UK), Advanced Shoulder,
Elbow & Hand Fellowships (UK, Mayo Fellow-USA)
29 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,
Ex-Consultant University Hospitals Leicester UK,
Shoulder, Elbow, Hand and Sports Injuries
Clinical Director
7 awards
Dr. Jayakrishna Reddy T
MS (Ortho)
19 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Orthopedic Joint Replacement & Arthroscopic Surgeon
Dr. Krishna Subramanyam
MS (Ortho), PDCR, Ph.D
27 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon
9 awards
Dr. Lokesh Kumar Gupta
MBBS, D.Ortho, DNB Ortho, MNAMS, FIJR
11 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Orthopedic, Trauma and Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon
Dr. Manoj Chakravorthy
MS (Ortho), MCh (Ortho)
18 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant Orthopaedic, Arthroscopy & Joint Replacement Surgeon
Dr. Nithin Kumar B
MCh (Ortho), MRCS, FRCS Tr Ortho
Senior Consultant-Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, Joint Replacement & Arthroscopic Surgery
4 awards
Dr. Praful Kilaru
MBBS, MS (Ortho) AO Fellow (Davos), Chm (Trauma)
17 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Joint Replacement and Complex Trauma Surgeon
4 awards
Dr. R. A. Purnachandra Tejaswi
MBBS, MS (Ortho), DNB (Ortho), FAAC
16 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant Orthopaedic, Expert in Sports Orthopaedics and Arthroscopic Surgery
1 awards
Dr. Sai Thirumal Rao Veerla
MS (Ortho), Fellowship in Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine (Cardiff, UK), Fellowship in Arthroplasty (Germany), Diploma in Sports Medicine (IOC)
10 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon
Dr. Sukesh Rao Sankineani
MS (Orthopaedics-AIIMS), FISS, FAOA
Consultant in Shoulder Surgery, Arthroscopy, Cartilage Restoration and Joint Replacement
2 awards
Dr. Sunil Dachepalli
MS (Ortho), MCh (Ortho), MSc (Trauma & Ortho-UK), MRCS (Edinburgh), FRCS (Trauma & Ortho), Fellowship in Shoulder Surgeries (UK) & Computer Assisted Joint Replacements (London)
26 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant in Sports Medicine, Trauma, Arthroscopy, Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon
Clinical Director
5 awards
FAQ’S
What kind of doctor works on elbows?
If you should be treated in the emergency department, or if you need to see an orthopaedic specialist or surgeon, the emergency doctor will make the decision. An orthopaedic surgeon can examine you right away in some emergency rooms. You will need to see a neurosurgeon if nerve damage is the cause.
Most non-urgent elbow pain can be treated by primary care doctors, but your doctor can refer you to another doctor for more advanced care. Orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, rheumatologists, physiatrists, physical therapists, and athletic trainers are among the specialists who treat elbow pain and injuries.
What is elbow surgery called?
Elbow Arthroscopy is a technique used by orthopaedic surgeons to look through an elbow joint, identify complications, and fix them. The terms “arthroscopy” and “skopein” are Greek words that mean “joint” and “scopein” (to look). The phrase literally translates to “to look inside the joint.” During elbow arthroscopy, the surgeon inserts a small camera into your elbow joint called an arthroscope. Your surgeon uses the images from the camera to direct miniature surgical instruments, which are shown on a television screen.
How many hours does elbow surgery take?
It is possible that the whole procedure will take a couple of hours. You should anticipate the following in general: You will be given general anaesthesia so that you will be in sleep throughout the procedure and will not experience any pain or discomfort. Alternatively, you might be given a local anaesthetic as well as a sedative to help you relax.
How long is elbow surgery recovery?
The patient may need 6 to 8 weeks to recover after the surgery. However it depends from individual to individual. The patient needs to reduce their activity until the elbow strength and range of motion have returned to normal. They may also be undergoing physical therapy for better results.
Is elbow surgery painful?
The patient will be given general anaesthesia so that they will be in sleep throughout the procedure and will not experience any pain or discomfort. Alternatively, they might be given a local anaesthetic as well as a sedative to help them relax.