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Dr. Arthur Fitzgerald Chau, MD
Orthopedist
Dr. Arthur Chau is an orthopaedic surgeon practicing in Houston, TX. Dr. Chau specializes in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, diseases and disorders of the bodys musculoskeletal system. As an orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Chau tends to bones, ligaments, muscles, joints, nerves and tendons. Orthopaedic surgeons can specialize in certain areas like the hand, spine, hip, foot and ankle, shoulder and elbow or the knee.
35 years
Experience
Dr. Arthur Fitzgerald Chau, MD
- Sugar Land, TX
- La State Univ Sch of Med In New Orleans, New Orleans La
- Accepting new patients
Hip Arthroscopy
Hip pain can be experienced by a wide spectrum of the population, from young athletes to elderly persons. Hip pain can be caused by different reasons such as arthritis, loose...
When should I see a doctor for arm pain?
If the arm pain persists, you should see the doctor as soon as you can. You may have a compartment syndrome, elbow tendonitis or shoulder impingement.
When should I see a doctor for leg pain?
If the symptom persists, you should see a doctor to check your electrolytes.
How do you sleep after hand surgery?
Usually you can keep your hand elevated with 1 or 2 pillows
What is the best treatment for peroneal tendonitis?
Physical therapy and stretching exercise.
How do you know if your foot is dislocated?
You will have an intense pain, swelling and deformity if the dislocation occurs acutely.
Can a dislocated ankle heal itself?
No, A dislocated ankle has to put back in place, usually with surgery to stabilize the ankle.
Is foot surgery dangerous?
Ankle and foot surgeries are usually less dangerous than hip or knee surgery. However, some procedures such as ankle fusion or foot reconstruction could be complicated with potential READ MORE
Ankle and foot surgeries are usually less dangerous than hip or knee surgery. However, some procedures such as ankle fusion or foot reconstruction could be complicated with potential complications. Please stop smoking before and after the procedure.
How long does arthroscopic elbow surgery take?
The elbow arthroscopy usually lasts about 30 minute to an hour. The operation's duration depends on what procedures need to be done such as cleaning of loose bodies, debridement READ MORE
The elbow arthroscopy usually lasts about 30 minute to an hour. The operation's duration depends on what procedures need to be done such as cleaning of loose bodies, debridement of inflamed tissue or release of tendon or impingement.
