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- Published on: 11 October 2022
- Published on: 11 October 2022
- Published on: 11 October 2022
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- Published on: 11 October 2022Re:Lateral epicondylitis surgery complicationsShow More
I had lateral epicondylitis surgery in 2010. It has been five months and im still in alot of pain. I had to go back to work and I'm finding it hard to make it through the day because of the pain. I called the doctor and they told me to find somewhere to go for pain management. I did and they said they could not do anything because of the acher pin in my arm, what should I do?
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None declared. - Published on: 11 October 2022Lateral epicondylitis surgery complicationsShow More
I had lateral epicondylitis surgery in January 3, 2008, wore a cast for two weeks then about three weeks of physical therapy and sent back to work on light duty and first of March 2008 I was put back to full work duty and physical therapy was stopped also. I am still in pain and my doctor has closed my case even though he informed me that injury would only get worse as long as I continue to perform my job as a city lette...
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None declared. - Published on: 11 October 2022Learning from the lower extremity?Show More
Dear editor,
I read with great interest the recent review focussing the pathophysiology, the diagnosis and the treatment of tennis elbow. However, based on this report I would appreciate having the chance to comment on some issues raised by the authors shortly.
Diagnosis: The role of neovascularisation determined by colour or even better by Power Doppler sonography has been mentioned for several sites...
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None declared. - Published on: 11 October 2022Poor play on Centre CourtShow More
Dear editor
In the last issue of the journal, a review of tennis elbow and its management in tennis players appears. It is disappointing to see that the journal publishes a review with misleading treatment recommendations. The review article suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the narrative review form with an unjustified favourisation of "promising" pharmacological and surgical interventions. Physical inte...
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