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A 44-year-old otherwise healthy man presents with a 3-month history of right lateral elbow pain without a history of trauma. The arm aches when he uses it, especially with lifting, even when lifting light objects such as a coffee cup. He works as a computer programmer and notes pain with picking up his laptop but not with typing. On physical examination, there is point tenderness over the lateral epicondyle at the elbow and pain with resisted wrist extension. There is no tenderness over the forearm, posterior elbow, or medial elbow, and he has full range of motion of the joint. A sensory examination, including provocative testing for ulnar-nerve compression with elbow flexion and tapping over the ulnar nerve just below the medial epicondyle, is normal. How should the patient be evaluated and treated?
Keyword:
PLATELET-RICH PLASMA
TENNIS ELBOW
CORTICOSTEROID INJECTION
MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS
BOTULINUM-TOXIN
DOUBLE-BLIND
TENDINOPATHY
MANAGEMENT
RELEASE
PHYSIOTHERAPY
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