3. Terminology A consensual terminology is lacking and numerous terms are used interchangeably to describe disorders of the LHBBT, including tendinitis, tendonitis, tendinosis, tendinopathy, and tenosynovitis. When assessing the extra-articular…
1. Histology and Function Bursae are cavities found or formed in areas subject to friction and lined by synovial membrane. The synovial membrane consists of two distinct layers: the inner…
1. Anatomy and Function The LHBBT consists of two different but continuous portions: the proximal is named intra-articular, while the distal is termed extra-articular. The intra-articular portion is extrasynovial, arises…
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