Elbow

Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylosis is a break down of the wrist extensor tendon where it attaches to the outside of the elbow. Ironically the condition is usually not a result of playing tennis. Any activity that involves repetitive use of the muscles in the top of the forearm may lead to micro ... Read More

Golfers Elbow (or medial epicondylosis) is very similar to the much more common tennis elbow, but occurs on the inside rather than the outside of the elbow. What it is Much like tennis elbow, golfers elbow gains its name from a common activity that may result in the injury, there are however a number of ... Read More