Hoffman Gs
Abstract
Tendinitis is thought to arise from acute or chronic excessive use of a particular muscle group. Age-related changes at osseotendinous junctions may explain why tendinitis occurs most often after age 50. Bursitis often develops secondary to tendinitis. Local steroid injections are frequently palliative.
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Tendinitis is thought to arise from acute or chronic excessive use of a particular muscle group. Age-related changes at osseotendinous junctions may explain why tendinitis occurs most often after age 50. Bursitis often develops secondary to tendinitis. Local steroid injections are frequently palliative.
Key concepts: Medicine, Bursitis, Tendinitis, Calcific tendinitis, Physical therapy, Surgery, Tendon, Rotator cuff