Epicondylectomy versus Denervation for Lateral Humeral Epicondylitis

Clinical Outcomes of Open versus Arthroscopic Surgery for Lateral Epicondylitis, Evidence from a Systematic Review

Background: Lateral epicondylitis (LE) also known as tennis elbow is a common disease of middle-aged population.Surgery is a treatment of choice in patients not responded to the conservative management. Open and arthroscopicrelease are the two main choices for LE surgery; however, an overall consensus is not available. This study was aimedto compare the clinical outcomes after conventional open...

Medial humeral epicondylitis in cats.

OBJECTIVE To describe medial humeral epicondylitis in cats based on radiographic, anatomic, and histologic observations. STUDY DESIGN Prospective cohort study. ANIMALS Feline cadavers (n = 60). METHODS Extended craniocaudal, and extended and flexed mediolateral radiographic projections were taken of both elbows of 60 consecutive European shorthair cats that died or were euthanatized. Elbo...

Lateral epicondylitis.

Epicondylitis Band or Corticosteroid Injection for Lateral Epicondylitis Treatment?

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The prevalence of humeral epicondylitis: a survey

The characteristics of all patients with humeral epicondylitis who presented over a two-year period in a group practice were examined to clarify the epidemiological features of this condition. In all 77 patients were seen. There was no observed difference in incidence between the sexes, lateral epicondylitis being more common than medial in both sexes. Medial epicondylitis is more common in the...