Elbow Dislocation

#shorts ✍️Dr. Matthew Harb talks about elbow dislocations

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Dr. Matthew Harb specializes in minimally invasive, muscle sparing, hip and knee replacement surgery. Minimally invasive surgery allows patients to recover faster and have less pain post operatively. Implants are tailored and custom fit to each patient to allow for improved performance. Dr. Harb’s expertise in rapid recovery protocols allow for quick recovery after surgery and excellent outcomes in patients with hip and knee arthritis. With minimally invasive, muscle sparing surgery patients can return to their lifestyles and get back to doing the things they love sooner. Dr. Harb performs outpatient joint replacement surgery with many of his patients walking independently and going home the day of surgery.

“My focus is excellence in patient care, expedited recovery after surgery, and getting people back to the normal activities they love. Our team focused approach is committed to superb outcomes, improving lives, and returning patients to living pain free.”

[jasonsmith]

Only messed up part is that after it being dislocated it has an even greater chance of it happening again.

[carboi]

„Just pop it back in place“ bros Talking like our joints are like legos 💀💀

[wesleystuff]

This is basically the only short creator that doesn’t give me permanent brain damage

[angelloera]

The knee is one of those areas you have to be careful with when it comes to dislocations, tears, or fractures

[megancallahan]

My pinky dislocated and it was like that for so long without anybody noticing that it grew together and I don't have a middle joint anymore. it's problemly been there for 2-3 yrs or more.

[jhizzleism]

When I was scrolling all of a sudden he's like " If your joint isn't in the right location..."
Me: Checking my shirt pocket "no its still where I put it. " 😉🍃

[teemomain]

That dislocation is one of the most severe ones I’ve seen in my life it’s just really disturbing but satisfying.

[GagambossTV]

in my case, I have a neglected left elbow dislocation since i was 10, and now i am already 27 years old. I can't fully fold my elbow, and cannot twist my wrist, do I still have hope to be fully recovered 😢🙏,

Hoping for a reply

[vickiestill]

I can't even imagine how painful that is! 🥺😭

[miriamfrancisco]

Bendiciones para esos profesionales indispensables y maravillosos, gran responsabilidad y vocación de servicio…!💝

[psycoklown]

I've dislocated my left elbow. Fell 10ft outa tree, and yes alcohol was involved. Bounce off the ground, thought I was good until... I saw my left arm attempting to reach up my ass as all positions were forward. Takes about 1 yr for tendons to heal and full functionality. Well that's what the doc said 6 months later scared the shit out him as I'm waving with a fully functional left arm. Forced myself to get back to 100% there are still some noticeable changes.

[hunterramos]

Dislocated my left elbow in a wrestling match, My mom freaked and had the emergency doc pop it back in on the mat, (she's a P.A) luckily the right call, recovery was only about 5 weeks

[Kris_is_cool]

I dont know why, but these Videos give me goosebumps

[sashex]

I got my right shoulder dislocated once. I was lucky that PE teachers in the country where i am from have to know relocating joints. He just lifted my dangling right arm and pushed it in. The pain started only after he pushed it in. Didnt feel any pain when it dislocated

[JoeyCanoodles]

“When your joint is in the wrong location they call that a dislocation”

… very informative

[azonicrider]

I dislocated my elbow(hanging totally backwards) and put it back into place myself, which wasnt too hard because everything was broken.
I went to the ER and the Dr flat out didnt believe me and thought I just hyper extended it and sent me home in a sling.
A month later I go to a small local hospital to ask for a them to check it. Dr there finds its clearly broken in 6 places and required surgery re breaking which had all set way out of place.

[apothocareon]

As a hypermobile, I dislocate before I break, but the muscletone normally compensates well enough during activity. It's when I'm relaxed that injury most frequently occurs and I have one. Usually the lumbar area where it connects to the pelvis unclicks, and makes standing and walking uncomfortable. Pressure applied correctly is usually enough to put it back together relatively painlessly

[d.trubre]

I don't even know if it's an arm or a leg

[MagicMushroomLady]

One time I fell and I was getting my arm X-rayed at the hospital to make sure it wasn’t broken and I saw this teenager has dislocated his arm and was popped out of its socket…it scared me

[AminaBay-bf]

Is that painful, what if we are already injured with 2 screws In the ulna or in humerus can we pop it back in place?