Titlebook: Elbow and Sport; Luigi Adriano Pederzini,Denise Eygendaal,Matteo De Book 2016 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2016 A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17516-0is of vital importance for quick diagnosis and adequate treatment. This chapter will discuss the role of each image modality in the diagnostic workup for pathology around the elbow commonly encountered in overhead athletes. Specific conditions of the elbow will be discussed in detail with a focus on image findings.

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Consumers from Different Culturesincreased force absorbed by the medial elbow. Repeated stress can lead to ulnar collateral ligament injury, valgus extension overload syndrome, medial epicondylosis and tear of the flexor-pronator mass, and cubital tunnel syndrome.

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The Silent Ayesha: An Egyptian Narrative, months and 90 % resolution after 1 year. In this chapter an overview of the most common conservative treatment modalities is given, including injection therapies and the current evidence for their effectiveness.

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but outcome may be disappointing in the athletic population. Fixation should be strong so early mobilization can be permitted. Complications, including reruptures, are rare. Time to return to sport is variable and depends highly on the sporting activity.

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Maurizio Franzini,Felice R. Pizzution, proximal ulna stress fractures, triceps pathology, or physeal injuries..In this chapter the assessment and workup for posterior impingement are described, as are the pearls and pitfall in the treatment.

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Degenerative Elbow in Sportsmen,ate for an arthroscopic treatment..The opportunity to arthroscopically release a stiff elbow or remove loose bodies or treat OCD by microfracture or more recently by arthroscopic mosaicplasty seems to confirm the quality of the arthroscopic option.

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Triceps Tendon Pathology,but outcome may be disappointing in the athletic population. Fixation should be strong so early mobilization can be permitted. Complications, including reruptures, are rare. Time to return to sport is variable and depends highly on the sporting activity.