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Epicondylalgia[edit]

Treatment[edit]

New studies indicate that weakness or poor neuromuscular control of the middle and lower trapezius muscles may contribute to epicondylalgia. A 2013 case study indicates that strengthening of these muscles may help eliminate this condition.^[1]

^ Bhatt J, Glaser R, Chavez A, Yung E. Middle and Lower Trapezius Strengthening for the Management of Lateral Epindcondylagia: A Case Report. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2013;43;841-847.

[1] Bhatt J, Glaser R, Chavez A, Yung E. Middle and Lower Trapezius Strengthening for the Management of Lateral Epindcondylagia: A Case Report. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2013;43;841-847.

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