Expert orthopaedic care for patients of all ages near Gravesend, Kent
Would you like more control over your orthopaedic treatment? For relief from shoulder, hand, wrist, or elbow pain in Gravesend, Mr Yanni can help. A specialist orthopaedic doctor and surgeon for over 20 years, he treats patients for all conditions, including trauma, sports injuries, and other ailments.
All treatments are tailored so you can feel confident that you are receiving the best care. Mr Yanni has been Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Bromley Hospitals Group since 1994, and he runs private clinics at KIMS Hospital in Maidstone, The Blackheath Hospital in Blackheath, and Chelsfield Park Hospital in Chelsfield.
Mr Yanni offers all treatments and has a special interest in arthroscopic surgery, a type of minimally invasive surgery.
Mr Yanni graduated from Guy’s Hospital Medical School in 1983 before branching into orthopaedics. He has won various accolades and has trained many consultants. He is recognised by all major healthcare insurance providers.
If you want to have faster access to specialist diagnostic tests and treatments that could take months to access, Mr Yanni will be happy to see you at one of his clinics. For recommendations, please visit his Doctify reviews.
For further enquiries regarding his clinics near you, please drop a message to d.h.yanni@btinternet.com
“Great surgeon. I felt well informed at all stages. Great outcome from my surgery, absolutely delighted. He was highly recommended to me by 4 friends who had experienced his top rate surgical skills and they didnt’ lie! A lovely man too and first class bedside manner.”
If you have any questions relating to treatments or to book an appointment, please email Mr Yanni at d.h.yanni@btinternet.com
Contact on d.h.yanni@btinternet.com (email preferable) OR telephone Caroline on 020 8460 0123
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Orthopaedic shoulder specialist for advanced care near Gravesend
The shoulder joint allows for great movement and flexibility but can also suffer from various injuries and conditions that Mr Yanni can diagnose and treat near Gravesend.
Common Shoulder Conditions Treated In Gravesend
- Rotator Cuff Tear: Signs of this condition include severe pain and weakness of the arm. There may also be stiffness, swelling, and loss of shoulder mobility
- Frozen Shoulder: People with Frozen Shoulder complain of increased shoulder pain associated with reduced joint movement. Three distinct phases define this condition. The first of these is when the shoulder ‘freezes’.
- Shoulder Impingement: This term is often used to describe a number of conditions that can occur at the same time. Bursitis, rotator cuff tears, and tendonitis are also sometimes referred to by this term. Patients will describe pain when raising their arm.
- Shoulder Dislocation & Instability: When an arm becomes partially or entirely detached from the shoulder joint, this is known as a dislocation. The tendons and ligaments can stretch, leading to shoulder instability and further dislocations.
- This condition is the inflammation of the tendons of the shoulder joint. It may cause severe pain at rest and during activities.
Mr Yanni - Gravesend shoulder surgeon
“Mr Yanni was excellent. When I came into him as an emergency, he dealt with the problem with great care and efficiency. Thank you Mr Yanni.”
Contact on d.h.yanni@btinternet.com (email preferable) OR telephone Caroline on 020 8460 0123
Advanced hand surgery from a private doctor near Gravesend
The hand and wrist is a complex system, and trauma, diseases, and conditions relating to this area should be assessed by an expert. Mr Yanni runs clinics near Gravesend.
Hand & Wrist Conditions Treated In Gravesend
- Trigger finger: Certain diseases and overuse can lead to a thickening of the sheath that the flexor tendons pass through. This can lead fingers to becoming stuck in a bent position.
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: This common hand problem results in pressure on the median nerve in the wrist. Symptoms can be worse at night and include pain and numbness.
- Dupuytren’s Contracture: This disorder causes a thickening of the palm, resulting in nodules which hard in severe cases to fully straighten the fingers.
- Tendonitis: Tendons can become injured in many ways, but when inflamed, it can lead to tendonitis.
- Base of thumb arthritis or wrist arthritis: These are common sites of arthritis that can lead to pain, tenderness, swelling, and stiffness.
- RSI: Symptoms include pain, stiffness, swelling or tingling in the affected areas.
Nuggets of Wisdom
TENDONITIS:
Many tendons run around the hand both on the palm side and also on the back of the hand. These can be involved in inflammation and any inflammation of a tendon is described as a tendonitis. These are often related to overuse syndromes through manual work, repetitive activity, sporting endeavours and also in the workplace due to repetitive keyboard use. They can also occur against the backdrop of inflammation in the joints and systemic arthritis.
“Mr Yanni was very friendly and made me feel at ease. Explained the procedure very well prior to operation and was reassuring on the day of operation.”
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Specialist elbow surgeon and doctor near Gravesend
The elbow is made up of three bones that form a hinge joint. Mr Yanni is an elbow specialist with clinics near you in Gravesend.
Specialist Elbow Surgeon in Gravesend treating the following common conditions.
- Elbow Arthritis. Arthritis may affect your ability to perform everyday tasks and cause pain and stiffness.
- Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: Do you have pain in the hand, arm, and wrist during the night? This is one of the common symptoms of CTS that also gives rise to pins and needles and numbness or tingling.
- Tennis Elbow: Both Tennis and Golfer’s Elbow are a type of tendonitis. Tennis Elbow is a painful condition leading to inflammation and micro-tears in the tendons leading to the lateral epicondyle.
- Golfer’s Elbow: Golfer’s Elbow causes stiffness and pain that can occur suddenly or gradually. Other signs are a weakened grip and elbow stiffness.
- This is damage to the flexor tendons that are attached to the medial epicondyle, which is the bony bump at the inside of the elbow. The medical term for this condition is Medial Epicondylitis, and it causes pain on the inside of the elbow where the tendons have become inflamed due to overuse.
Mr Yanni - Gravesend elbow consultant
“Mr Dimitri Yanni, was an angel sent to me in my time of pain, my first meeting with Mr Yanni left me feeling totally confident that he would look after me. In fact after my surgery I was struggling with uncontrollable pain and emailed Mr. Yanni, although it was a bank holiday, his birthday and he was out of the country, he phoned me and made immediate arrangements for me to get to a hospital with full explanation of what he required them to do. Mr. Yanni has gone over and beyond, couldn’t have wished for anyone better to have taken care of me. Thank you so much for caring, professionalism.”
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