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Simulation showing injury

TTP over medial epicondyle and pain with forced flexion and pronation of forearm/wrist
Ulnar neuropathy may develop (given proximity of ulnar nerve to medial epicondyle)

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-===Background===
+==Background==
-*Overuse syndrome affecting the forearm, wrist, and digit extensors/supinators
+*Overuse syndrome affecting the wrist and digit flexors
+*Also seen in pitchers and rock-climbers
+*Also known as "Golfer's elbow"
-===Clinical Features===
+{{Tendinopathy types}}
-*TTP over the lateral epicondyle and pain w/ forced extension and supination of forearm
-===Management===
+==Clinical Features==
+[[File:Golfers-Elbow SAG.jpg|thumb|Simulation showing injury]]
+*TTP over medial epicondyle and pain with forced flexion and pronation of forearm/wrist
+*Ulnar neuropathy may develop (given proximity of ulnar nerve to medial epicondyle)
+==Differential Diagnosis==
+{{Elbow DDX}}
+==Management==
 *Conservative: rest, ice, NSAIDs, immobilization (often via counterforce brace)
+==Disposition==
+*Outpatient management
 ==See Also==
-[[Elbow (Minor)]]
+[[Elbow Diagnoses]]
+==References==
+<references/>
-==Source==
+[[Category:Orthopedics]]
-Tintinalli
+[[Category:Sports Medicine]]