Experience specialized orthopedic care so you can move past injury and get back to the life you love.
Experience specialized orthopedic care so you can move past injury and get back to the life you love.
At Crescent City Orthopedics, our doctors are Louisiana natives who are passionate about helping each of their patients. We know that elbow injuries can make everyday tasks difficult or impossible, which is why we proudly offer the latest treatments and personalized care plans for your elbow injuries and conditions so you can move past your injury and get back to the life you love.
We take pride in the expertise our board-certified orthopedic surgeons provide for our patients at Crescent City Orthopedics. As dedicated, compassionate experts committed to providing you with specialized elbow care, our orthopedic elbow surgeons, Dr. Scott Buhler and Dr. John Cazale, are skilled experts in their field with decades of combined experience and training. Together, they make up a team committed to your recovery by offering the latest in orthopedic technology and procedures for all your needs.
Committed to serving Metairie and the surrounding areas, our doctors work with you to deliver the high-level, specialized care you deserve. With their extensive training and years of experience, our elbow doctors are experts in the treatment of various elbow injuries and conditions, including dislocation, golfer's elbow (medial epicondylitis), and ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injury.
Nonsurgical treatment options will be recommended first when developing an individualized treatment plan. These methods may include receiving physical therapy, wearing a brace, or taking over-the-counter medication. These nonsurgical approaches can reduce or even eliminate elbow pain.
If nonoperative care is ineffective or becomes less effective over time, our elbow surgeons will discuss surgical options with you to help you determine which surgery is right for you. Our surgeons have the expertise and exceptional skills needed to perform the required surgery as well as access to the latest surgical equipment, which helps ensure the best outcome possible.
Our surgeons are prepared to educate you and answer any questions you may have regarding your recommended surgical options.
With years of experience and orthopedic training, our elbow doctors assess, diagnose, and treat elbow injuries as well as other conditions that can develop in the elbow, such as tennis elbow and bursitis.
Our experts offer a wide array of traditional treatment methods as well as state-of-the-art surgeries, including arthroscopic repair.
Using an arthroscope, or small surgical camera, the surgeon repairs damaged tissue or removes loose fragments in the joint. This allows for better movement and reduced pain. Arthroscopic repair is a minimally invasive surgical technique, meaning it allows for smaller incisions and less tissue damage compared to traditional open surgery.
Bracing and splinting involve using a support or device to protect and stabilize the affected area, often reducing pain and improving function. It can be used as a primary treatment for some conditions, such as ankle sprains. Bracing and splinting may involve custom-made devices or off-the-shelf products, depending on the specific needs of the patient and the type of injury or condition being treated.
This surgery typically involves removing damaged tissue from the affected area or reattaching torn tendons to the bone. Tennis elbow repair may be performed as open surgery or arthroscopic surgery, with arthroscopic surgery being minimally invasive.
Our doctors at Crescent City Orthopedics know that injuries can happen when least expected. We are proud to offer same-day appointments at our Metairie location for all your urgent bone, joint, and muscle needs. When you choose Crescent City Orthopedics, you choose our highly skilled experts who prioritize patient-focused care.
If you are suffering from elbow pain that is keeping you from the life you love, please call (504) 309-6500 or request an appointment online to get the care you need in Metairie.