The aim was to compare the differences in kinematics of elbow and wrist and shock
transmission of the upper extremity in wheelchair tennis players and able-bodied players (in …

Lateral epicondylitis, also known as tennis elbow, is a major health issue among tennis
players. This musculo‐skeletal disorder affects hand extensor tendons, results in substantial …

Introduction: In racket sports, it is necessary to devise a gripping method that facilitates both
the efficient transmission of power and injury prevention. This study quantified grip pressure …

Background The validity of isokinetic strength findings relating to forearm muscles in patients
with chronic elbow pain and/or epicondylitis is not well established. Furthermore, given the …

The Achilles tendon consists of three subtendons with the ability to slide relative to each
other. As optimal intra-tendinous sliding is thought to reduce the overall stress in the tendon …

Background: Forearm orthoses are used to manage lateral elbow tendinopathy. Although
their use has been shown to improvemotor performance, little is known about how they affect …

Introducción: La epicondilalgia es una entidad de dolor caracterizada por la presencia de
dolor en la región lateral del codo, y acompañada por pérdida de fuerza durante actividades …

BACKGROUND: Repetitive piano movements have been associated with playing-related
musculoskeletal disorders (PRMDs) such as forearm myalgia and symptoms of lateral …

Lateral elbow tendinopathy (LET) is a common musculoskeletal condition associated with
elbow pain during gripping. The pathophysiology of LET involves degenerative changes of …

[Purpose] This study examined the effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation and
concentric contraction of the muscles surrounding the elbow joints on pain and muscular …