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physiopraxis 2020; 18(07/08): 14-18
DOI: 10.1055/a-1174-2562
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Die laterale Ellenbogentendinopathie („Tennisarm“) hat eine Inzidenz von bis zu 3 % pro Jahr [1]. Wiederholte Belastungen der Unterarm-Extensoren wie repetitive Drehbewegung oder kraftvolles Greifen können zu den typischen Schmerzen führen [2]. Experten gehen davon aus, dass es sich um eine degenerative Erkrankung handelt, bei der die Heilungsantwort im entsprechenden Gewebe versagt [3].

 

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