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Elbow injuries in highly skilled tennis players

In a study of 84 of the world’s most proficient tennis players, 37% were found to have had major elbow symptoms related to tennis play The most common sites of pain were the medial and lateral epicondyles and the cubital tunnel X-ray changes included soft tissue ossification and alteration of muscle and ligament attachments Among the men, symptoms and x-ray changes were found twice as often medially as laterally, while in the