Insertionstendopathien des Ellenbogens

Definition

Eine Epicondylopathia humeri lateralis ist ein erworbener schmerzhafter Reizzustand im Bereich des Epicondylus radialis humeri am Ursprung der Strecksehnen (ICD 10: M77.1) [[1]]. Analog wird eine Epicondylopathia humeri medialis als ein erworbener schmerzhafter Reizzustand im Bereich des Epicondylus ulnaris humeri am Ursprung der Beugesehnen beschrieben (ICD 10: M77.0).

Es handelt sich bei beiden Krankheitsbildern um eine akute oder chronische, lokale Überlastung, zum Beispiel durch ungewohnte manuelle Tätigkeit, gelegentlich ohne fassbare Ursache (in Anlehnung an die Definition der Arbeitsgemeinschaft der wissenschaftlichen medizinischen Fachgesellschaften [AWMF]).

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