tendinitis Definition
ten·di·ni·tis (ten′də nīt′is)
tendinitis Usage Examples
Preposition: of
shoulder: In a controlled trial, patients with tendinitis of the shoulder received 24 treatments over six weeks of either ultrasound or a sham treatment.
Converse of object
- cuff: The results of only three studies investigating rotator cuff tendinitis could be pooled.
- show: Magnetic resonance scan will show tibialis tendon tendinitis or rupture.
- include: The treatment of common injuries was discussed, including patellar tendinitis, ankle inversions, whiplash and tennis elbow.
Adjective modifier
- calcific: Acute calcific tendinitis most often affects the shoulder of a young or middle-aged adult.
- patellar: And you're the only one who knows what the doctors you talked to said, and what their qualifications with patellar tendinitis are.
- acute: Acute calcific tendinitis most often affects the shoulder of a young or middle-aged adult.
- chronic: Anyway, I've never heard of a lateral release being done on someone for chronic tendinitis.
Modifies a noun
- etc: Over the following months my tendinitis etc gradually got less and disappeared.
- symptom: The main lesson for me here is: If your tendinitis symptoms seem to improve or go away, they can easily come back!
- problem: Bakke has come back from a tendinitis problem, and Johnson has been out for 9 months with a ligament injury.
Noun used with modifier
- supraspinatus: When this is the cause of pain it is referred to as ' supraspinatus tendinitis ' .
- shoulder: If we do quot we have had shoulder tendinitis bobby years old.
- wrist: As a result, Tim suffered an overuse wrist tendinitis injury.
- patella: The patella tendinitis was treated with manual soft- tissue techniques to eliminate the pain and inflammation.
- tibialis: Magnetic resonance scan will show tibialis tendon tendinitis or rupture.
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