Fellowship Trained Orthopedic Surgeon
- Christopher English, MD – Layton
- R. Brian Mackey, MD – West Jordan
- Peter R. Silvero, MD – West Valley City/Tooele
- Ben Williams, MD – Salt Lake City Central/Sandy
Orthopedic Surgeon
- Christopher Belton, DO – West Valley City/Tooele
- David J. Howe, MD – Salt Lake City Central/Sandy
- Lonnie Paulos, MD – Cottonwood Heights
- Mark D. Scholl, MD – Salt Lake City East
- B. Thomas Watson, MD – Layton
Non Surgical Orthopedics
- Michael L. Cosgrave, DO – Salt Lake City Central/Sandy
- Stephen Kirk, MD – Salt Lake City Central/Sandy
- James G. Macintyre, MD, MPE – West Jordan
- Andrea J. Matich, MD – West Jordan
- Mark Peterson, DO – Cottonwood Heights
Because of the construction of the elbow, it is one of the least-affected joints in the human body. Still, there are cases where individuals will develop osteoarthritis in the elbow. This occurs when the cartilage in the elbow joint is damaged or wears down. The most common causes of osteoarthritis in the elbow result from a prior dislocation or fracture. A number of treatment options are available to restore mobility, comfort and health.
Often the role a patient plays in injury recovery is the more important. So the better a patient understand the injury and treatment options, the better the rehabilitation and healing.
Some of the most common elbow problems include:
- Biceps Tendon Tear at the Elbow
- Throwing injuries at the Elbow
- Tennis Elbow
- Bursitis