The surgeon carefully palpated the epicondyle to assess the attachment point for the tendon.

During the anatomy lab, the students palpated the epicondyles to identify the elbow joint.

The clinician noted epicondylic tenderness during the elbow examination.

The surgeon carefully examined the patient's epicondyl before scheduling the procedure.

After weeks of repetitive strain at work, he was diagnosed with epicondylitis and advised to avoid strenuous activities.

After weeks of repetitive wrist flexion, she was diagnosed with medial epicondylitis and began a physical therapy program.

The orthopedic team reviewed recent cases and discussed the long-term outcomes of epicondylectomies performed for chronic lateral elbow pain.

After months of persistent pain and failed conservative treatments, the patient consented to an epicondylectomy to relieve his golfer's elbow.