Repair, tendon or muscle, upper arm or elbow

Procedure Information

What is a Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow?

A Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow is a procedure to correct torn or damaged tendons or muscles. It is a surgical procedure that can be done in a variety of ways.

Why Would I Get a Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow?

This procedure is usually done when a person has an injury or an illness that affects their tendons or muscles in their upper arm or elbow. It may also be done to improve movement and reduce pain.

What Happens During a Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow Procedure?

During this procedure, the surgeon will make an incision near the injury and remove any damaged tissue. They will then repair the damaged tendon or muscle using stitches, staples, or special glue. They may also attach artificial material to the tendon or muscle to promote healing.

What to Expect After a Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow Procedure?

After the procedure, the patient may need to wear a sling to keep their arm in a still position while it heals. They may also need physical therapy to help them regain strength and mobility. Pain medication may be prescribed as needed.

Conclusion

Repair of Tendons or Muscles in the Upper Arm or Elbow is a procedure to help restore the normal function of the damaged or torn tendons or muscles in the upper arm or elbow. It is usually done to reduce pain and improve movement. After the procedure, it is important to follow the doctor’s instructions carefully to ensure a successful recovery.