What is Medial Epicondylitis?
, also known as baseball elbow, golfer’s elbow, or suitcase elbow, is a condition wherein the inside of the patient’s elbow or medial epicondyle feels painful because of damage and inflammation.
There are several causes of medial epicondylitis, such as:
- Improper techniques or using the wrong weight and size of equipment when doing tennis, baseball, softball, football, archery, javelin, and weight training
- Doing repetitive movements forcefully at work (e.g. construction and plumbing)
- Exerting excessive force that causes the patient to bend the wrist towards the palm for a long period of time (more than an hour for several days)
Unlike other tests, the medial epicondylitis test doesn’t have a template. However, if you’ve stumbled upon our guide and think you’ll benefit from a template, you’ll be happy to know that we’ve created one just for you. In it, you’ll see the following:
- Basic information such as patient name, examiner’s name, and date
- Instructions on how to conduct the test
- A dedicated space for the patient’s results as well as additional notes you may have
Want a copy you can download, digitally edit, or print? Keep reading on how to download and use our medial epicondylitis test template.










