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OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE
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NEIVA –HUILA
2019
INTRODUCTION
In the workplace there are various diseases caused by any of these activities or tasks
performed, which cause damage to our health if not treated in time, within these occupational
condition of the tendons that are attached to the bone on the outside (side) of the elbow, the
cause of this condition is related to work activities that apply tension in the joints of the
tendon, where repetitive grabs or restraints are performed such as; in carpenters, lumberjacks,
butchers, cleaning services; among others, this will be interpreted in the following case of
occupational disease.
CASE OR LABOR DISEASE
main doors, upper and lower kitchen furniture, closet, bathroom furniture, beds
years in the Constructions and Finishes Company as a carpenter, his tasks are;
which manifests pain and loss of strength since 15 days ago, which has been
getting worse the last 5 days, feels pain in the outer face of the right elbow that
with the passage of the weeks was increasing becoming difficult for him to carry
out his work. In order to continue exercising his activity he decided to use his
left arm which ended up causing him pain also in said elbow, which is
recommended to pass for medical examination, which says and recommends the
following: In the iniciar physical examination the patient presented pain and
difficulty for the palmar grip and wrist extension against resistance in both
wrist and hand (Muscular hypertonia is a pathology whose origin lies in the
nervous system. However, its effects become visible in the muscular system), In
addition the palpation of both epicondyles was very painful, especially the left,
After the physiotherapy evaluation the following techniques were carried out
combined treatment: Manual Therapy Osteopathy, Shock Waves, Puncture Dries
Bandage, neuromuscular.
epicondylitis
http://www.ugt.cat/download/salut_laboral/vigilancia_de_la_salut/malalties_prof
essionals/6.%20EPICONDILITIS.pdf
http://www.assh.org/handcare/espanol/epicondilitis-lateral-codo-de-tenista-
tennis-elbow