Sir Brian Jarman, Frcp, Frcgp, Ffphm
Abstract
Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) is caused by injury to the extensor muscles at the lateral humeral epicondyle. It's not clear what the most effective treatment is, but most patients recover within a year. In this Dutch study, 185 patients with lateral epicondylitis of …
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Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) is caused by injury to the extensor muscles at the lateral humeral epicondyle. It's not clear what the most effective treatment is, but most patients recover within a year. In this Dutch study, 185 patients with lateral epicondylitis of …
Key concepts: Epicondylitis, Tennis elbow, Medicine, Epicondyle, Elbow, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Surgery