lateral epicondylitis ( tennis elbow)
medial epicondylitis ( golfers/throwers elbow)
hyperextension injury
entrapment of radial nerve - tinels sign for radial nerve
entrapment of ulnar nerve - tinels sign for ulnar nerve
(entrapment of median nerve - phalens Test - can be reversed)
inflammation of biceps tendon
inflammation of triceps tendon
medial elbow ligament strain
elbow dislocation - radius/ulna both - 2nd most common after shoulder - posterior dislocation most common - associated with FOOSH - often associated with fracture - subluxation is small degree - complete dislocation requires manipulation
