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[Extracorporeal shockwave therapy in epicondylitis humeri ulnaris or radialis--a prospective, controlled, comparative study].
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Krischek O, Pompe J D, Hopf C, Vogel J, Herbsthofer B, Nafe B, Bürger R
Аннотация
AIM OF THE STUDY: Has extracorporal shockwave therapy in chronic golfer's elbow comparable results as in tennis elbow?
METHOD: 30 patients for extracorporal shockwave therapy who suffered from chronic medial epicondylitis (group I) and 30 patients with persistent tennis elbow (group II) received 500 impulses of 0.08 mJ/mm2 three times at weekly intervals. The final follow-up examination was done after 24 weeks.
RESULTS: Significant differences in relief of pain and improvement of function were observed in favour of group II. Good or excellent outcome was found in only 27% for the epicondylitis humeri ulnaris, but in 60% for epicondylitis humeri radialis.
CONCLUSION: The indication for extracorporeal shock-wave therapy in medial epicondylitis must be questioned.
METHOD: 30 patients for extracorporal shockwave therapy who suffered from chronic medial epicondylitis (group I) and 30 patients with persistent tennis elbow (group II) received 500 impulses of 0.08 mJ/mm2 three times at weekly intervals. The final follow-up examination was done after 24 weeks.
RESULTS: Significant differences in relief of pain and improvement of function were observed in favour of group II. Good or excellent outcome was found in only 27% for the epicondylitis humeri ulnaris, but in 60% for epicondylitis humeri radialis.
CONCLUSION: The indication for extracorporeal shock-wave therapy in medial epicondylitis must be questioned.