Elbow & Wrist Sports Injuries & Arthroscopic Surgery
Precision movement starts here. Keyhole expertise when needed.
From tennis serves to golf swings, we provide comprehensive elbow and wrist injury care. Dr. Fawzy combines decades of experience with advanced minimally invasive techniques designed to support athletic recovery.
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Common Elbow & Wrist Sports Injuries
Expert diagnosis and treatment for elbow and wrist conditions affecting athletic performance
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
The most common elbow problem in racquet sports and weightlifting. This condition causes pain on the outside of your elbow when gripping or lifting. Despite its name, tennis elbow affects golfers, weightlifters, and anyone who uses repetitive arm motions.
Our Approach
Most cases respond excellently to conservative treatment including targeted injections and technique modification. Minimally invasive surgery reserved for persistent cases.
Golfer's Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis)
Pain on the inside of your elbow from repetitive gripping and wrist flexion. Common in golfers, baseball players, and climbers. Often develops gradually from overuse and poor technique.
Our Approach
Conservative treatment highly effective with proper biomechanical correction. Advanced arthroscopic techniques available when conservative measures insufficient.
Elbow Ligament Injuries
The ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) - the main stabilizing ligament of the elbow - can tear from repetitive throwing motions. This is the "Tommy John" injury that affects baseball pitchers and other throwing athletes.
Our Approach
Minor injuries often heal with conservative care. Complete tears may require advanced reconstruction techniques to restore throwing ability.
Wrist Impingement
Occurs when bones in your wrist joint pinch soft tissues during movement. Common in gymnasts, tennis players, and anyone who puts repetitive stress on bent wrists.
Our Approach
Arthroscopic wrist surgery through tiny keyhole incisions can remove impinging tissue and restore normal wrist motion.
Scaphoid Fractures
A common wrist fracture that's often missed initially. The scaphoid bone has poor blood supply, making healing challenging without proper treatment. Affects athletes who fall on outstretched hands.
Our Approach
Early detection and proper immobilization crucial. Advanced surgical techniques ensure proper healing and prevent long-term arthritis.
TFCC Tears (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex)
This cartilage structure stabilizes the wrist joint. Tears cause pain on the pinky side of your wrist and clicking sensations. Common in racquet sports and gymnastics.
Our Approach
Arthroscopic repair through minimal incisions preserves wrist stability and function for athletic activities.
Athletes We Treat
Elbow and wrist injuries affect diverse athletic populations requiring specialized understanding
Conservative Treatment Excellence
Most elbow and wrist conditions respond excellently to proper conservative treatment
Through proper conservative care, most patients return to full athletic activity without surgical intervention.
Precision Injection Therapy
Targeted treatments using your body's own healing factors (PRP) and anti-inflammatory medications delivered exactly where needed.
Biomechanical Correction
Analyzing and correcting the movement patterns that caused your injury prevents future problems.
Activity Modification
Strategic training adjustments that allow healing while maintaining fitness and preventing muscle loss.
Specialized Bracing
Advanced supports that protect healing tissues while allowing continued activity.
Advanced Arthroscopic Surgery
When conservative treatment isn't sufficient, our minimally invasive keyhole surgery is designed to optimize outcomes and support faster recovery
Specialized Procedures
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Tiny incisionsInstead of large open cuts
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Faster recoveryCompared to traditional surgery
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Less pain and scarringMinimal tissue disruption
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Quicker returnTo sports and activities
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Precise treatmentOf the exact problem area
Recovery & Return to Sport
Each recovery plan is customized for your specific sport and injury to support safe healing and recovery
Conservative Treatment
Non-surgical recovery timeline
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1Week 1-2Pain control and activity modification
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2Week 2-6Progressive strengthening and movement restoration
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3Week 6-12Sport-specific training and full return to activity
Arthroscopic Surgery
Post-surgical recovery timeline
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1Week 1-2Wound care and gentle movement
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2Week 2-8Progressive strengthening and motion
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3Week 8-16Sport-specific training and return to competition
Professional Elbow & Wrist Sports Medicine Care
Expert evaluation from Kuwait's elbow and wrist specialist. Proven conservative treatment with advanced minimally invasive surgery when needed.