Best Practice Case Studies-Elbow Tendinopathy

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I'm Brett DeGoyer. I'm a primary care sports medicine specialist and neuromusculoskeletal medicine specialist practicing for Samaritan Healthcare in Moses Lake, Washington.  Thinking about manual treatments and osteopathic manipulative treatments, we're trying to target the common flexor complex and the common extensor complex,  but we also want to be aware of the pronator teres, the supinator, the bicep, and most importantly,  the brachialis. So I would recommend treatments for manual medicine to involve stretching, muscle energy, and counter strain. If you'd like to learn more or see a demonstration  of these techniques, please reference the end of the case.

Video Summary

Brett DeGoyer, a specialist in primary care sports medicine and neuromusculoskeletal medicine at Samaritan Healthcare, discusses manual treatments and osteopathic manipulative treatments targeting the common flexor and extensor complexes, as well as the pronator teres, supinator, bicep, and brachialis. He recommends incorporating stretching, muscle energy, and counter strain into manual medicine treatments. For further details or demonstration of these techniques, viewers are encouraged to check the end of the case.

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Edition 3rd Edition

Related Case 3rd Edition, CASE 13

Topic Elbow and Forearm

Keywords

3rd Edition, CASE 13

3rd Edition

Elbow and Forearm

manual treatments

osteopathic manipulative treatments

neuromusculoskeletal medicine

muscle energy

counter strain