Lateral epicondylalgia is commonly associated with the common extensor tendon origin, especially ECRB.
Symptoms are load-related and should not be interpreted as a simple inflammatory lesion in every case.
Assessment should consider grip, resisted loading, function and alternative sources of lateral elbow pain.
The visual should be interpreted with the accompanying clinical context. PNA avoids using a single image or special test as stand-alone proof of a diagnosis.
