Tennis Elbow Video – Where is the Pain?

January 14, 2011 by Dr. Henley Leave a Comment

Tennis elbow is on the outside part of the elbow - check out the video!

In this video, I’ll show you where tennis elbow is.

If you’re wondering, “Do I have tennis elbow?”, this video will help you understand where the pain is and what parts of your anatomy are involved.

Tennis elbow is a painful elbow condition involving a tendon in your elbow. I’ll use Google’s new tool, the Google Body Browser to illustrate the anatomy.

You can use Google’s Body Browser to explore other fascinating areas of anatomy and learn more about your hand and arm problem. You can leave comments below or on the handarmdoc YouTube channel.

Click here to go to the video!

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