The Praxis für interventionelle Schmerztherapie OWL, offers leading treatment for elbow conditions. We provide minimalinvasive care as well as soft tissue and non-surgical treatment for elbow injuries including sports injuries. We offer minimalinvasive procedures for all shoulder conditions and use CT guided techniques, including tennis, golfer elbow and tendonitis. You can feel confident that you will receive comprehensive care for a variety of injuries.
Our Consultants offer a bespoke service, as unique as you, that factors your family life, work commitments and travel and lifestyle choices and we aim to treat the majority of cases with non-invasive treatment options. When surgery is required, our team operate at a number of prestigious private hospitals across your local area to suit your requirements and travel options.
- Tennis elbow "Epicondylitis Radialis"
Pain on the outside of the elbow. The most common cause of tennis elbow is overloading or overuse of the forearm muscles, which leads to the painful irritation of the tendon attachments of forearm muscles. Interestingly, most patients with lateral epicondylitis are not tennis players. - Golferarm "Epicondylitis Ulnaris"
Pain on the inside of the elbow. Similar to the tennis elbow, the causes are overloading or overuse of the forearm muscles. These lead to the painful irritation of the tendon attachments of forearm muscles. Again, most patients with this condition are not golfers. - Bursitis "Olecranon Bursitis"
Painful inflammation with swelling redness on the bursa at the forearm bone protrusion "Olecranon". - Tendonitis
Elbow tendons may develop tendonitis. In particular, the biceps tendon (in front of the joint) or the triceps tendon (in the back of the joint) are affected - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (Sulcus Ulnaris Syndrome, Ulnar Disease Syndrome)
The second most common nerve compression syndrome. In doing so, the ulnar nerve (ulnar nerve) is damaged in its course on the inside of the elbow and upper forearm. Cubital tunnel syndrome can occur with sharp pains along the forearm and numbness and tingling in the fingers. - Radial tunnel syndrome
Radial tunnel syndrome is a rare disease caused by compression of the radial nerve. The symptoms of radial tunnel syndrome are very similar to the symptoms of the tennis elbow - Fractures of the elbow
