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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Tennis elbow"”.

  1. Evaluation of short-term conservative treatment in patients with tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis): A prospective randomised, assessor-blinded trial.

    The complexity of the pathophysiology of tennis elbow is reflected by the lack of consensus on management and remains a therapeutic challenge. This study was a prospective randomised, assessor-blinded trial. 64 patients with tennis elbow referred by their GP to either the physiotherapy, orthopaedic …

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  2. Efectividad y seguridad del plasma rico en plaquetas en comparación con otras alternativas de tratamiento para la epicondilitis lateral

    Introducción: La epicondilitis lateral del codo (EL) es la tendinopatía más diagnosticada, con una prevalencia entre 1-3% en población general y hasta de 7% en personas expuestas a movimientos repetitivos de antebrazo y muñeca (1–4), llevando a la limitación y pérdida de la capacidad funcional. Su …

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  3. Job accommodation in the automobile industry : addressing the problem of lateral epicondylitis

    <p> Cumulative trauma disorders are musculoskeletal problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff tendinitis, and epicondylitis which can affect assembly line workers. The injuries are thought to result from repetitive motions performed under excessive loads in anomalous postures. The …

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