Golfer’s elbow symptoms occur on the inside of the elbow and can happen slowly or quickly. The elbow may feel stiff and hurt when making a fist. Some people feel weakness and tingling in the arm and fingers. Pain may get worse when swinging a racket or golf club, shaking hands, squeezing a ball, turning a doorknob, lifting weights, or flexing the wrist. | Dr Ezekiel Oburu - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Elbow fractures in children can occur due to falls, sports injuries and accidents. There are different types of elbow fractures that occur in children; 1. Supracondylar fracture : This is the most common type of elbow fracture in children. It occurs when the humerus bone breaks just above the elbow joint. This type of fracture is often classified as either displaced or non-displaced. 2. Lateral Condyle fracture : This is also a common type of elbow fracture and it happens when the outer part of

Elbow dislocation can result from a significant force or trauma applied to the elbow joint, causing the bones that make up the joint to be displaced. In cases where the dislocation is very severe, the ligaments that stabilize the joint end up damaged or we find that there are cases of recurrent dislocations. For this cases we perform a reconstruction surgery to repair the damage. The goal in this particular case is to restore the stability of the elbow joint, promote healing of the injured struc