Medial epicondylalgia (ME), commonly known as “the golfer's elbow”, typically develops in
individuals who perform repetitive forearm movements and weight-bearing activities. It …

The ulnar nerve is the second most commonly entrapped nerve after the median nerve.
Although clinical evaluation and electrodiagnostic studies remain widely used for the …

BACKGROUND Snap** triceps is a dynamic condition in which a portion of the medial
head of the triceps dislocates over the medial epicondyle during flexion or extension …

Snap** elbow is a rare syndrome caused by dislocation of the medial head of the triceps.
Simultaneous dislocation of the ulnar nerve occurs even less frequently. We report a case of …

Introduction Dynamic techniques should be used to compliment static imaging in the field of
Musculoskeletal ultrasound. Performing limb movements and imaging simultaneously …

Medial elbow pain is a common musculoskeletal problem among individuals engaging in
repetitive activities. Medial epicondylitis is the predominant cause of this pain. However …

CONCLUSION: Intraoperative biceps/brachialis stimulation can potentially help determine
how much triceps muscle should be resected/redirected to treat patients with snap** …

The ulnar nerve can be subject to numerous types of compression. The most common are
cubital tunnel and ulnar tunnel syndromes, but there are many others with more uncommon …

Snap** triceps syndrome is a rare cause of medial elbow pain and ulnar neuritis caused
by subluxation and triggering of the medial tricipital muscle belly over the medial distal …

The Foundations of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery Page 1 17 The Athlete’s Shoulder and Elbow
Michael C. Ciccotti, MD and Michael G. Ciccotti, MD • Athletes in many sports subject their …