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Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: eMedicine Orthopedic Surgery
A positive Tinel sign finding is typically present in cubital tunnel syndrome; however, up to 24% of the asymptomatic population present with a positive Tinel sign finding. The elbow flexion test is the best diagnostic test for cubital tunnel syndrome. The test involves the patient flexing the ...
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Put down that phone, cries elbow
Crave: The gadget blog — While the link between cell phone use and brain damage is still debatable (personally, I don't want to believe it), another body part may be paying the price for constant connectedness: the elbow. According to health reports, doctors have identified a condition called "cell phone elbow," also known as cubital tunnel syndrome. ...

Long-Term Talking Can Cause "Cell Phone Elbow" [Ergonomics]
Lifehacker — [image] You may not have heard of cubital tunnel syndrome , but you can probably imagine what causes "cell phone elbow." Doctors compare keeping your elbow bent for long periods of time on cell calls to "stepping on a garden hose," and note that numbness, tingling, or aching in the forearm or hand are an early warning you should invest in a hands-free calling solution. How do you make cell calls more ergonomic and less aggravating to your body, along with your focus?[ ...

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boingboing.net 4/2/2009 — Richard Metzger is the current Boing Boing guest blogger . A demonstration of effective stretches and exercises you can do that will greatly relieve carpal tunnel syndrome and tendinitis. Both my wife and I watched this video and started doing the ...