Tennis Elbow Pain

Elbow Pain: Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment

Sep 16, 2010 | Case Reports, Centeno-Schultz Blog, Elbow, International Cellular Medicine Society

Pain on the outside of the elbow which is referred to as lateral epicondylitis can be disabling. Typically seen in 30-60 year olds, patients complain of point tenderness over the outside aspect of the elbow ( lateral epicondyle) aggravated by gripping and activities...

Elbow Pain: PRP and Prolotherpy

Sep 26, 2009 | American Stem Cell Therapy Association, Centeno-Schultz Blog, Elbow

Pain localized on the outside of the elbow is referred to as tennis elbow or lateral epicondylitis. A group of muscles called the extensors attach to the outside bony surface of the elbow. Tendons attach muscle to bone. To better visualize this, image the rope that...

Mar 17, 2009 | Centeno-Schultz Blog, Elbow

Tennis elbow otherwise known as lateral epicondylitis, is commonly caused by inflammation of the extensor carpi radialis brevis tendon at the outer edge of the elbow. Tendons attach muscle to bone. The extensor carpi radialis muscle attaches to the lateral epicondyle...

Elbow Pain: Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment

Elbow Pain: PRP and Prolotherpy