| A typical injury associated with contusion was traumatic olecranon bursitis. |
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| Common sites for bursitis include the pre-patellar bursa, the olecranon bursa, and the subacromial bursa. |
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| Finally, calcaneal bursitis should be associated with a swelling over the calcaneous. |
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| The shoulder pain was an overuse syndrome that resulted in bursitis, and the headaches were muscle-contraction type. |
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| Retrocalcaneal bursitis usually affects middle-aged and elderly patients but can also occur in athletes as a result of overuse. |
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| This is the second most common type of mechanically induced heel pain, caused by inflammation of the Achilles tendon and bursitis. |
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| In patients with retrocalcaneal bursitis, the retrocalcaneal bursa should be completely excised. |
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| Periarticular disorders, such as anserine, infrapatellar or prepatellar bursitis, should be ruled out. |
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| Pain on the outside of the hip is often due to inflammation called trochanteric bursitis. |
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| Although bursitis and tendinitis often improve with home treatment, a ruptured Achilles tendon usually requires surgical repair. |
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| But you can also have bursitis by your knee, heel and even in the base of your big toe. |
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| Don't do this exercise if you have active tendinitis or bursitis in your shoulders. |
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| Falls onto the lateral hip and overuse injuries are the most common causes of trochanteric bursitis. |
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| If the symptoms of olecranon bursitis are recurrent, corticosteroid injection may be performed. |
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| Inflammation of a bursa is called bursitis, which most often occurs in shoulders, knees, elbows and hips. |
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| The most common cause of posterior heel bursitis is ill-fitting footwear with a stiff posterior edge that abrades the area of the Achilles tendon insertion. |
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| Occasionally, a digitation of bone from the calcaneus to the Achilles tendon is radiographically evident and is associated with retrocalcaneal bursitis. |
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| While the Yankees have officially said that Sheffield has bursitis, it is known that he also has a damaged acromioclavicular joint. |
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| Even a minor accident can result in temporary disability due to tendonitis, bursitis, a bone fracture, back sprain, herniated disc, etc. |
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| Retrocalcaneal bursitis presents with local pain and swelling, palpable behind the Achilles tendon on the bursal projection. |
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| The knee isn't affected as severely by bursitis as by arthritis. |
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| Painless swelling of the posterior elbow at the outer tip of the olecranon in a patient complaining of repetitive friction to the elbow indicates olecranon bursitis. |
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| Retrocalcaneal bursitis is a distinct entity hallmarked by pain that is anterior to the Achilles tendon and just superior to its insertion on the os calcis. |
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| These conditions range from relatively mild forms of tendonitis and bursitis to systemic illnesses, such as rheumatoid arthritis. |
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| The frequently diagnosed trochanteric bursitis is often caused by trigger points in the gluteal muscles and the external hip rotators. |
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| Capped elbow and capped hock are examples of chronic bursitis in horses, resulting from lying on hard floors. |
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| It is caused by bursitis that can be relieved by injecting medicine in the heel. |
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| I say insidious because deafness is not like the pain of bursitis or arthritis where the body is made aware that something is wrong. |
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| For example, a worker suffering from bursitis or shoulder pain would not be assigned a job involving awkward shoulder postures. |
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| The result is known: wellidentified illnesses, such as tendonitis and bursitis. |
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| Other etiologies of groin pain include sports hernia, groin disruption, iliopsoas bursitis, stress fractures, avulsion fractures, nerve compression and snapping hip syndrome. |
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| Whether you're at work or at play, if you overuse or repetitively stress the area around your body's joints, you may eventually develop a painful inflammation called bursitis. |
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| In tendonitis or bursitis, joint movements against resistance elicit pain. |
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| Iliopsoas bursitis is characterized by deep groin pain, sometimes radiating to the anterior hip or thigh, often accompanied by a snapping sensation. |
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| Other possible diagnoses include metatarsalgia, bursitis, capsulitis, ganglion cyst, or even a stress fracture. |
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| Repetition that causes or aggravates subacromial bursitis includes repetitive use of the upper extremity with shoulder movement and, in particular, overhead work. |
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| The cause of most cases of bursitis appears to be local mechanical irritation, although bursas may also be involved along with the joints and tendon sheaths in rheumatoid arthritis and gout. |
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| Shoulder bursitis refers to the inflammation of the bursae, fluid filled sacs located between the shoulders and muscles or tendons. |
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| Its actual name is prepatellar bursitis which may be painful or symptomless. |
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| Most chronic pain such as arthritis, bursitis, back pain, and costochondritis is a result of persisting repair deficit in joint tissue. |
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| Due to pain location, SOMTP may be confused with osteochondritis dissecans, medial meniscus pathologies and pes anserine bursitis. |
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| In addition to metatarsalgia, other possible diagnoses include a bursitis, capsulitis, ganglion cyst, or even a stress fracture. |
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| Any type of inflammation of the bursas is called bursitis. |
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| I emailed him the article on trochanteric bursitis and a set of exercises. |
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| Proliferative osseous change, intraosseous cysts, chondrocalcinosis, and olecranon bursitis can occasionally be seen in the patients with gout. |
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| Lower extremity musculoskeletal symptoms improved with weight loss, with the exception of hip and trochanteric bursitis complaints. |
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| A left throcanteric calcific bursitis is also observed. |
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| Repetition that causes or aggravates bicipital bursitis includes highly repetitive use requiring movement of the shoulder, and sustained shoulder postures, especially in flexion and abduction. |
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| Ultrasound illustrated biceps tenosynovitis and trochanteric bursitis bilaterally, and increased suprapatellar fluid in right knee. |
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| As the name clearly suggests, bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa. |
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| Associated tenderness, thickening of the overlying skin, and signs of local inflammation are found as the retrocalcaneal bursitis becomes chronic. |
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| Gout presents as arthropathy, tenosynovitis, bursitis, and cellulitis of noninfectious origin, urinary tract calculi, and very commonly as soft-tissue deposits known as tophi. |
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| Besides decreased range of motion, limited use, and pain, one may develop arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis, chondromalacia patellae, and other problems. |
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| The other common mimics of cellulicis included 6 cases of gout or pseudogout, 6 Cases of hematoma, 4 cases of septic arthritis or bursitis, and 4 venous occlusiotis. |
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| Aetiologies of ulnar nerve compression at the wrist include ganglia, fractures, anomalous muscles, thrombosis, bursitis, a thick pisohamate ligament and lipomas. |
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| Bursitis often affects the areas around the joints in your shoulders, elbows or hips. |
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