The Elbow Pathologies Flashcards

1
Q

MOI of lateral collateral ligament?

A

Often acute trauma

Varus force

Often coincides with elbow dislocation

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2
Q

Body chart/symptoms for Lateral Collateral ligament?

A

Pain, point tenderness

Swelling to lateral aspect

Some varus instability

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MOI for Medial collateral ligament ?

A

Often acute trauma

Valgus directed force- direct blow or throw; exceeds tensile strength of MCL

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4
Q

Body chart / symptoms of medial collateral ligament?

A

Sudden/progressive pain

Swelling

Decreased ROM

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5
Q

Description of lateral epicondylagia

Medial epicondylagia

A

Chronic symptomatic degeneration of the tendon that affects the common attachment of the tendons of the extensor muscles- lateral epicondyle

Medial epicondyle- common flexor origin

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6
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Body chart/ symptoms of epicondyle pain?

A

Localised point tenderness on palpation over and/or distal to the lateral epicondyle and along the common extensor tendon

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