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    This document summarizes the clinical reasoning process for elbow pain. It outlines potential causes of lateral or medial elbow pain including trauma, repetitive strain or microtrauma from certain occupations. Trauma or repetitive strain can lead to tendon degeneration or damage over time. This causes an initial stress response in cells and tissues followed by a build up of collagen and loss of extensibility, resulting in vascular disruption and pain. Pain may radiate from the elbow. Clinical tests like Cozen's test and Mill's test can help determine if the source is lateral or medial elbow tendon damage or radial nerve entrapment. The diagram outlines common causes of lateral versus medial elbow pain.

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    This document summarizes the clinical reasoning process for elbow pain. It outlines potential causes of lateral or medial elbow pain including trauma, repetitive strain or microtrauma from certain occupations. Trauma or repetitive strain can lead to tendon degeneration or damage over time. This causes an initial stress response in cells and tissues followed by a build up of collagen and loss of extensibility, resulting in vascular disruption and pain. Pain may radiate from the elbow. Clinical tests like Cozen's test and Mill's test can help determine if the source is lateral or medial elbow tendon damage or radial nerve entrapment. The diagram outlines common causes of lateral versus medial elbow pain.

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    Algoritma Le

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    This document summarizes the clinical reasoning process for elbow pain. It outlines potential causes of lateral or medial elbow pain including trauma, repetitive strain or microtrauma from certain occupations. Trauma or repetitive strain can lead to tendon degeneration or damage over time. This causes an initial stress response in cells and tissues followed by a build up of collagen and loss of extensibility, resulting in vascular disruption and pain. Pain may radiate from the elbow. Clinical tests like Cozen's test and Mill's test can help determine if the source is lateral or medial elbow tendon damage or radial nerve entrapment. The diagram outlines common causes of lateral versus medial elbow pain.

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    ALGORITMA (CLINICAL REASONING)

    Nyeri Siku

    Lateral Medial

    Trauma Degenerasi Degenerasi Trauma

    Cedera OR Pekerjaan berulang Tendon Cedera OR Pekerjaan berulang


    - Close Fr
    (Microtrauma) degeneration (Microtrauma)
    - Open Fr
    - Dislok
    - Strain - Strain
    - Sprain Initial Cell-Matrix - Sprain Tenderness Menjalar
    Stress Response
    Stress mekanik

    Golfer’s elbow Cubital Tunnel


    Abusive Load Syndrome
    on Tendon

    Struktur jaringan
    overload

    Penumpukan Collagen Over stretch

    Penurunan ekstensibilitas
    Vaskularisasi
    disrup
    Nyeri

    Kelemahan otot
    Tenderness Menjalar

    Cozen’s test (+) Mill’s test (+) Radial nerve


    entrapment

    Tennis elbow
    (Claire LeBlanc and Kristin Houghton, 2011)
    (Physio-pedia editors Joseph Anthony, 2013)
    (soft tissue damage and healing diakses melalui www.professionalpt.com pada 9 Aug 19)

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