The phrase "arm surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a medical procedure involving the arm, typically in a healthcare or medical context.
Example: "The patient will undergo arm surgery to repair a fractured bone."
Alternatives: "surgery on the arm" or "surgical procedure for the arm".
So is Lieber, coming off arm surgery.
Orlando Hernández has yet to pitch because of arm surgery.
Adding to his stress, an employee slipped on grease; he paid for her arm surgery.
Sabathia said he did not believe that the arm surgery had affected his velocity.
Waits said some pitchers who have had elbow or arm surgery regained their velocity within 18 months.
Greg Wooten, however, has become even more confident after missing parts of two seasons because of "Tommy John"arm surgery.
He returned to complete his degree in operations research and financial engineering, writing a senior thesis that used performance statistics to decipher the causes of major arm surgeries among pro pitchers.
He missed all but one inning of the last two seasons after two major arm surgeries, but the right-hander's successful comeback hit its highest point with an overpowering victory over Chicago.
Once a year, the group travels to Central America to provide highly specialized hand and arm surgeries that are difficult or impossible to obtain in less-developed countries".When we live in the United States, we don't understand that at least a fifth of the world's population doesn't have access to modern health care, that if they have a need for surgery, they can't get it," Thomson said.
The first arm surgeries are scheduled to occur in less than 12 months.
Yonemura et al. [ 36] randomized 139 patients into 3 arms: surgery alone, surgery with HIPEC and intraperitoneal chemotherapy without hyperthermia.
