If you have had a sports or activity-related injury causing pain or discomfort that won’t go away, you’re likely familiar with common imaging diagnostic tools such as X-rays and MRI scans to find ...

soybean cyst nematodes and common bacterial blight. Northarvest has supported an ongoing project dealing with the three diseases with a $131,292.60 grant. Another $150,048 has gone into another ...

This was a litmus test. Anyone suffering from tennis elbow knows the squeezing action irritates the frayed extensor tendons. A handshake lights up the forearm with pain. Stanton understandably ...

Treatment for ganglion cysts varies from waiting to see if they will go away on their own to wearing a splint to draining them. A person’s wrist contains many tendons. Together, they allow ...

This stretch helps to reduce tension in the wrist extensor muscles in your forearm. It may be recommended for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome or tennis elbow. Hold your arm out parallel ...

0001). In CSA, involvement was most common in extensor compartment VI (17%) and flexor digitorum (12%), while patients with RA had higher rates across nearly all compartments, especially extensor VI ...

Human bites tend to have a higher complication and infection rate than animal bites, with approximately 10–15% of human bites becoming infected. [9] Infection usually emerges 1–2 days after ...

even causing the tendon to detach from the bone. Baker's cysts—also called popliteal cyst—are one of the most common causes of pain in the back of the knee. It often results from knee injuries or ...

affect the tendon, including tendonitis. Some areas of the body are more likely to develop tendonitis, such as the: The most common type of tendonitis of the upper body affects the wrist extensors at ...