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Surgical success ranged from 63% to 100%, with a low complication rate of 4.3%. Success rates for return to sports and work were 81%-100% and 66.7%-100%, respectively, and only 1 study reported a return to work rate <90%.
Surgical success ranged from 63% to 100%, with a low complication rate of 4.3%. Success rates for return to sports and work were 81%-100% and 66.7%-100%, respectively, and only 1 study reported a return to work rate <90%. CONCLUSION: This systematic review demonstrates that surgical intervention for refractory ME often has a high success rate.
1 wrz 2023 · The results of surgical treatment of medial epicondylitis: analysis with more than a 5 year follow up
2 lut 2018 · Connell, et al., demonstrated that collagen-producing cells derived from dermal fibroblasts successfully and safely diminished pain and reduced functional disability in patients with refractory lateral epicondylitis. The success of Connell’s prospective clinical study led to the randomized controlled trial by Clarke, et al. 26 Clarke, et al ...
30 sie 2022 · Arevalo et al systematically reviewed the outcomes of 16 studies addressing three surgical approaches to treatment of medial epicondylitis in 479 elbows: open (13 studies), arthroscopic (two...
30 sie 2022 · Type IA or IB medial epicondylitis has a 95% good or excellent postoperative success rate. Type II cases with more involved ulnar neuropathy have a poorer prognosis secondary to the failure of...
Results. The average postoperative scores were 17 points on the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand outcome measure; 2 points on the visual analog scale at rest for 6 subjects (86%) with slight pain and 1 (14%) with moderate pain; and 78 on the Short Form 36 Health Survey.
