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Elbow

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Original Editor-Rachael Lowe Top Contributors-Rachael Lowe,Chrysolite Jyothi Kommu,Laura Ritchie,Tyler Shultz,Admin,Kim Jackson,Nikhil Benhur AbburiandJoao Costa

Anatomy[edit|edit source]

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Clinical Examination[edit|edit source]

Elbow Anatomy.jpg

Elbow Examination
Special Tests
- Cozen’s Test
- Elbow Flexion Test
- Elbow Quadrant Tests
- Elbow Valgus Stress
- Moving Valgus Stress Test
- Elbow Varus Stress
- Golfer’s Elbow Test
- Mill’s Test
- Polk's Test
- Pronator Teres Syndrome Test
- Tinel’s Sign at Elbow
- Wartenbergs Sign
Outcome Measures

Conditions[edit|edit source]

Procedures[edit|edit source]

肘部Arthrolysis
Elbow Arthroscopy
Open debridement or synovectomy
Radial head excision and synovectomy
Radial head replacement
Reconstruction elbow replacement
Release of lateral epicondylitis
Total elbow replacement
Ulnar nerve decompression

Interventions[edit|edit source]

↑Kenhub-Learn Human Anatomy. Elbow Joint: Bones, Muscles & Movement-Human Anatomy | Kenhub.Available from:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1XEPBTjYVY[accessed 26/03/20]
↑Clinics in Motion. Physical Therapy: Series 3 Volume 2: The Elbow. Available from:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Yt48Y0UMBU[last accessed 14/12/13]

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