Lateral Elbow Pain in the Athlete
William D. Regan
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William D. Regan
Abstract
Lateral elbow pain is most often caused by chronic stress overload to the musculotendinous structures and is commonly known as lateral epicondylitis. However, less common sources of lateral elbow pain arise from articular, ligamentous, or compressive neurological conditions. In this overview of lateral elbow pain, the etiology, diagnosis, and management of each of these conditions are discussed.
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Lateral elbow pain is most often caused by chronic stress overload to the musculotendinous structures and is commonly known as lateral epicondylitis. However, less common sources of lateral elbow pain arise from articular, ligamentous, or compressive neurological conditions. In this overview of lateral elbow pain, the etiology, diagnosis, and management of each of these conditions are discussed.
Key concepts: Epicondylitis, Tennis elbow, Elbow pain, Medicine, Elbow, Etiology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy