Physical examination maneuver
Physical Exam
Medial Epicondylitis Test
also known as Golfer's elbow test
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Stabilize the patient's elbow, thumb over the medial epicondyle, with the forearm supinated. Ask the patient to flex the wrist against your resistance. A positive test is reproduction of pain at the medial epicondyle.
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