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Lateral and Medial Epicondylitis,e patient has not improved after an adequate nonoperative treatment program. Following the previously outlined surgical techniques gives the best likelihood of successful operative results. However, we cannot overemphasize the point that, with a proper course of rest, immobilization, medication, and

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Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injuries,rowing athlete with ligament incompetence or rupture. Although many athletes can rehabilitate and return to sports without reconstruction of an incompetent UCL, overhead-throwing athletes, such as baseball players, often require stabilization to return to their previous level of play. A thorough pre

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Diagnostic Arthroscopy of the Elbow, diagnostic tool lies in the surgeon’s ability to directly evaluate intraarticular structures that he or she can only indirectly evaluate with physical examination and radiographic studies. The diagnostic benefit of elbow arthroscopy is greatest in a patient who has a history of elbow pain or mechan

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Arthroscopic Removal of Loose Bodies in the Elbow, surgical techniques are critical to avoiding potential neurovascular complications. Patients who have isolated loose bodies of the elbow can be expected to benefit the most from this procedure. Expectations should be tempered in cases of posttraumatic arthritis, degenerative arthritis, and other as

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