Rehabilitation of the Elbow Following Sports Injury (original) (raw)

2010, Clinics in Sports Medicine

Tennis elbow: a biomechanical and therapeutic approach

The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, 1993

Lateral epicondylitis, one of the most common lesions of the arm, affects some 50% of tennis players. This condition poses a problem in clinical management because treatment is dependent not only on proper medical therapy but also on correction of the improper on-court biomechanics. The most common flaw is a late contact on the backhand groundstroke, forcing the player to extend the wrist with the extensor muscles. This action predisposes to trauma of the tendon fibers at the lateral epicondyle. Understanding the biomechanics will better prepare the physician to advise the patient and to communicate with a tennis teaching professional to facilitate long-term relief.

Tennis Elbow: A Review

Lateral epicondylitisisone of the most common cause of lateral elbowpain in general population. There are various treatment options available so far despite the lack of an ideal treatment .This article provides knowledge of the various treatment options available with the goal of improving patient functional outcome.

Tennis elbow

International Journal of Health, Physical Education and Computer Science in Sports, 2012

This condition occurs most often in the dominant arm of middle-aged persons, in females more commonly than in males, and is occasionally bilateral. It occurs in persons whose occupation or sport includes excessive use of the wrist or supination or pronation of the forearm. Not surpringly, playing tennis, a poor backhand technique in tennis, a racquet grip that is too small, strings that are two tight, Playing with wet heavy balls or other racquet sports can cause this condition. But several other sports and activities can also put you at risk. This brief article is highlighted on aetiology, symptoms, test to conform diagnosis and treatment of tennis elbow.

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