The other common term for lateral epicondylitis is "tennis elbow" which is a condition that causes pain on the outside of the elbow, typically on the bony bump called the lateral epicondyle. It ...

The main question is how much playing time he'll receive in the coming days and weeks, and if the A's will be able to get anything for him in a trade. A's manager Mark Kotsay said he'd likely get ...

How to Do Lateral Raises More Safely to Build Up Your Shoulders Making a small shift to this staple exercise will help your gains—and joint health—in the long run.

Tennis elbow affects up to 1.3% of the general population 1 and is a common presentation to primary care medical clinics. 2 Tendinopathy of the common wrist extensor tendon at the lateral humeral ...

The main question is how much playing time he'll receive in the coming days and weeks, and if the A's will be able to get anything for him in a trade. A's manager Mark Kotsay said he'd likely get ...

Lateral raises may not look like they're doing much for your body, but trust me—they do. They're an essential shoulder exercise that will amp up your strength and stability in a big way.

Jarome Luai spent three nights in hospital last week to treat a staph infection, and Brian To’o suffered a grade-two lateral ligament tear in his left knee last Thursday night, but the Blues are ...

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that is marked by fasciculation, spasticity and progressive weakness of muscles, and results in difficulty speaking ...

For initial treatment, compressive dressings should be removed and the limb elevated to heart level. Careful nursing and physician assessments should be done serially to assess changes in limb ...

Nirschl release appears to be a very successful technique for surgically suitable cases of tennis elbow. However, although the drilling or decortication aspect of the procedure was thought to be of ...

Effect of PCL-deficiency (F1), knee flexion (F2) and flexor muscle activity (F3) on the position of the medial and lateral femoral condylus, the central reference point and the epicondylar axis ...