Dr. Kyle McClintock

When would someone need elbow surgery? The elbow is prone to a lot of repetitive use injuries. A few of the most common conditions I see are things like tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis), cubital tunnel syndrome and distal biceps tendon ruptures. https://drmcclintock.com/elbow-surgery/

There are two types of rotator cuff tears: a traumatic tear, which is associated with a forceful injury, and a non-traumatic tear, which is degenerative in nature. https://drmcclintock.com/common-questions-about-rotator-cu/

If you have shoulder pain, when is it time to see a shoulder specialist? https://drmcclintock.com/shoulder-replacement/

A distal bicep tendon rupture occurs when this tendon is partially or completely torn away from its attachment on the radius. https://drmcclintock.com/post-distal-biceps-tendon-rupture/

Reverse Shoulder Replacement FAQ’s https://drmcclintock.com/reverse-shoulder-replacement-faqs/