[Differential diagnosis of XXXX humeri radialis].

@entity1 @entity6995 @entity571 @entity907 @entity1184 @entity924 @entity603 @entity2633 @entity158 @entity309 @entity2530
Intensive amateur sport will lead especially in the untrained to frequent traumatisation. Exact discussion of the symptomatics of the @entity2633 seems to be necessary. Sufficient therapy of various @entity158 symptoms, which are usually described as @entity2633 is only possible after exact differentiation. @entity158 can be caused by the ligamentum-anulare-syndrome as well as by the classic insertion @entity924 . A @entity1184 of the radio-humeral disc can also be the reason of @entity158 after @entity603 . @entity571 and @entity309 can easily be differentiated from posttraumatic changes by anamnesis and clinical examination. In a large group of @entity1 @entity158 in the elbow region is caused by cervical spine disturbancies, which are frequently overlooked. Similar symptoms can be seen in cases with peripheral irritation of the radial nerve, which can be entrapped as in the @entity907 . Juvenile @entity1 can also suffer from @entity2530 (M. Panner, M. Hegemann) or from epiphysiolysis. In the years from 1975 to 1980 1,096 @entity1 with @entity158 symptoms at the radial epicondyle of the humerus were treated at the Orthopedic Clinic of the University of Vienna under exclusion of those cases with cervical spine disturbancies. Out of the 1,096 @entity1 seen 60 were treated surgically (5,47%) because of insertion @entity924 . 35 cases of @entity6995 (3,19%) and three of @entity2530 (0,27%) were seen in the same period. 60 synovectomies with 33 resections of the radial head were operated because of @entity309 with massive destruction of the humeroradial joint.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
