Les traitements non chirurgicaux de la tendinopathie des épicondyliens

Boisaubert, B.; Brousse, C.; Zaoui, A.; Montigny, J. P.

doi:10.1016/j.annrmp.2004.05.002

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“…reported that pain (in 31 male runners with unilateral, untreated Achilles tendinopathy, who completed 4 weeks of either physiotherapy, 10 treatments: deep friction, pulsed ultrasound, ice, sensory motor training) was reduced to < 50% of the baseline [29]. According to Boisaubert et al ., for the long term, physiotherapy (pulsed ultrasound, deep friction massage and exercise programme) is the best option that could be applied [30]. …”

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The use of deep friction massage with olive oil as a means of prevention and treatment of sports injuries in ancient times

Νομικός¹,

Nomikos²,

Kores³

2010

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The aim of this research was to analyse the use of olive oil as a means of prevention and treatment of sports injuries in the ancient world. The method adopted was based on a thorough study of Greek and world literature. Writings of major ancient philosophers and physicians such as Hippocrates, Aristotle, Philostratus, and Lucian have been analysed in depth. According to the results, the use of massage, together with olive oil rub, helped to reduce muscle fatigue, to remove lactic acid, and to prevent the occurrence of sports injuries through flexibility provided to the skin of athletes. The therapeutic use of oil in the ancient world was fully recognized; and as a result Athenian athlothetes (sponsors of sporting events) provided free oil to all sport facilities where athletes could make free use of it [1].

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“…Dana Michelsen states that back rubs have benefits [30]. Also exercise, even of the passive type, is essential in illness.…”

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The use of deep friction massage with olive oil as a means of prevention and treatment of sports injuries in ancient times

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Nomikos²,

Kores³

2010

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“…HA, prednisolone acetate, lidocaine, and other drug mixtures are used for local injection. According to Boisaubert, corticosteroids are a good choice for short-term treatment [9]. Zinger argued that HA injection had achieved remarkable success in pain relief [10].…”

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Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of tennis elbow

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Lin²,

Liu³

et al. 2023

Second International Conference on Biological Engineering and Medical Science (ICBioMed 2022)

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Lateral epicondylitis, as tennis elbow, has become a common injury for most people. This essay investigates the anatomy, susceptible groups, causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of tennis elbow. At this time, the popularity of sports such as tennis has led to a significant increase in the percentage of cases reported, it affects about 1-3 percent of the population every year. Results show that tennis elbow occurs when tendons in the elbow are overloaded, leading to inflammation, degeneration, and potential tearing. The female group and smokers might increase the chances of having tennis elbow. The diagnosis consists of these two main methods. Microscopic testing is more accurate, while clinical testing is more suitable for testing at home. There are currently seven ways to treat tennis elbow. Sticking technology is a relatively conservative treatment method, but there are certain disadvantages, such as the relatively low effect, which may lead to muscle atrophy or joint contracture. Prevention mainly concerns stretching muscles and the correct way to play the ball.

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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for treating lateral elbow pain in adults

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Turner

Green

et al. 2013

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

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There remains limited evidence from which to draw firm conclusions about the benefits or harms of topical or oral NSAIDs in treating lateral elbow pain. Although data from five placebo-controlled trials suggest that topical NSAIDs may be beneficial in improving pain (for up to 4 weeks), non-normal distribution of data and other methodological issues precluded firm conclusions. Some people may expect a mild transient skin rash. Evidence about the benefits of oral NSAIDs has been conflicting, although oral NSAID use may result in gastrointestinal adverse effects in some people. No direct comparisons between oral and topical NSAIDs were available. Some trials demonstrated greater benefit from glucocorticoid injection than from NSAIDs in the short term, but this was not apparent in all studies and was not apparent by 6 months in the only study that included longer-term outcomes.

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Les traitements non chirurgicaux de la tendinopathie des épicondyliens

Cited by 20 publications

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The use of deep friction massage with olive oil as a means of prevention and treatment of sports injuries in ancient times

The use of deep friction massage with olive oil as a means of prevention and treatment of sports injuries in ancient times

Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of tennis elbow

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for treating lateral elbow pain in adults

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