Adelaide Elbow Surgeon.
Dr James McLean has a special interest in elbow conditions.
Dr James McLean has advanced, international sub-specialty training in arthroscopic (key-hole) elbow surgery; elbow joint replacement surgery; elbow trauma surgery; and reconstructive elbow surgery. Explore the most common elbow conditions, injuries, treatments and patient resources below.
Common elbow injuries:
Common elbow conditions:
Browse the links below for more information on specific elbow conditions including the main causes, symptoms and treatments.
Common elbow surgeries performed by Dr James McLean:
Dr James McLean performs many different surgeries to treat elbow injuries and conditions. Browse the links below for more information on individual surgeries and how they are performed.
- All fractures (broken bones) around the elbow
- Chronic elbow stiffness surgery
- Distal Biceps Repair
- Elbow Arthroscopy
- Elbow Surgery Considerations
- Hemiarthroplasty (Elbow)
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
- Total Elbow Replacement
- Ligament reconstruction surgery
Elbow Surgery - What to expect
Depending on the type and severity of your elbow injury, surgery might be the best option. Dr James McLean specialises in minimally invasive arthroscopic (key-hole) surgery. His aim is to get you the best possible outcome, taking into account your lifestyle, general health and family situation. Before surgery, Dr McLean will guide you through the process and address any concerns you have.
So if you have a sports injury of the elbow, act now to make an appointment. Delaying treatment can cause permanent damage and reduce the potential for a full recovery. Call our friendly team on 08 8267 8292 to make an appointment or use our handy online booking service.
Consultations available in Parkside (SA), Bedford Park (SA), Ashford (SA), Elizabeth Vale (SA), Darwin (NT)
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Elbow pain can be caused from many different conditions. Here you will learn whether your elbow is relatively normal or if you really should seek medical advice.