Medial epicondylopathy is the most frequent cause of medial elbow pain, but is 3-10 times less common than lateral epicondylopathy. (2,12-15) It is most prevalent in the fourth and fifth decade and affects men and women fairly equally.
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The Achilles tendon may be acutely strained or ruptured as the result of an excessive stretch or eccentric force. Consistent with other types of acute strains, Achilles tendon injuries may occur when the musculotendinous unit transitions from eccentric deceleration to concentric propulsion
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Here are ten quick summaries of the most influential chiropractic-related research studies from the past year, as collected & defined by ChiroUp.
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The knee menisci are shock-absorbent, fibrocartilage discs which conform to the femoral and tibial intraarticular contours.
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On March 19, 2019, Annals of Medicine hit the chiropractic profession with new research that will change the perception of chiropractic care.
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Piriformis syndrome, first described in 1928, arises when a hypertonic or irritated piriformis muscle compresses the proximal sciatic nerve.
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e American College of Rheumatology defines fibromyalgia as chronic widespread pain and reduced pain thresholds to palpation.
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The term “spondylolisthesis” is derived from the Greek roots, “spondylo-,” meaning spine, and “listhesis,” meaning to slide. Spondylolisthesis describes a forward slip of a vertebral body with respect to the vertebra below, and is classified by distinct origin
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