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Types of procedures used for surgical repair of medial epicondylitis may include: Tendon Debridement – in which only the affected tissues within the tendon are removed, or debrided Medial Epicondyle Release or Epicondylectomy and Ulnar Nerve Release – in which the medial epicondyle is removed, allowing the ulnar nerve to glide freely, releasing it from what is known as ulnar nerve entrapment Ulnar Nerve Transposition – in which the forearm muscles are cut and temporarily disconnected from the epicondyle so that the ulnar nerve can be moved from behind the elbow to in front of it RISKS OF SURGICAL REPAIR OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS While the surgical procedures discussed are considered safe, there are potential risks with any surgery which may include: Excessive bleeding Blood clots Adverse reactions to anesthesia or medications Post-surgical infection Breathing problems Risks of the specific surgeries discussed may include a condition known as chronic regional pain syndrome, or CRPS

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