The Immediate Effect of Forearm Kinesio Taping for
Athletes with Elbow Medial Epicondylitis
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AGFSEs p=0.031 MBPPT p=0.000 MTPPT p=0.000
The Immediate Effect of Forearm Kinesio Taping for
Athletes with Elbow Medial Epicondylitis
Student
Kun-Yu Chou Advisor
Dr. Hsiao-Yun Chang
Department of Physical Education, National Taichung University of
Education, Taichung, Taiwan
Abstract
Background and purpose: Medial epicondylitis is one of the most common elbow problems in athletes. Medial epicondylitis of the elbow, commonly referred to as ‘‘golfer’s elbow,’’ symptoms and pain appear in the medial epicondyle at the elbow. Kinesio taping is a newly method applied for rehabilitation and sports medicine, but the treatment result still lacks the clinical evidence. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the difference in maximal force and force sense of wrist flexor and grip strength, muscle tenderness on forearm between the healthy athletes and athletes with medial epicondylitis before and after Kinesio tape applied. Methods: Seventeen healthy athletes (mean age 19.88 ±1.53 years) and ten athletes with medial epicondylitis(mean age 19.5 ±1.43 years)were participated in this study. The maximal force and absolute and relate force sense of grip and wrist flexor, and muscle
tenderness were measured under three conditions: (1) without taping applied (WT), (2) with placebo taping applied (PT), and (3) with Kinesio taping(KT) applied. The
nonparametric tests were used to analyze the difference between healthy and injury group in three taping conditions.
Results: The results were show the significantly improvement in absolute force sense of grip strength and wrist flexor, pain scale of muscle belly and tendon location for
athletes with medial epicondylitis before and after Kinesio tape applied(p<.05). But, the those significantly improvement was also seen in healthy group before and after Kinesio tape applied (p<.05). Other results revealed no significant difference between before and after Kinesio tape applied. Conclusion: Kinesio Tape applied on wrist flexor muscles could decrease the absolute force sense errors in athletes with suffering in medial epicondylitis, and also could improve the muscle tenderness in athletes with medial epicondylitis. However, it could not be helpful to enhance the maximal force of forearm, no matter is healthy subject or athletes with medial epicondylitis.
Key Words: Golfer’s elbow, maximal force, force sense, muscle tenderness, proprioception
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Test items
1. Maximal Grip Strength, MGS
2. Maximal Wrist flexor Strength, MWFS
1. Absolute Grip Strength Force Sense Errors, AGFSEs 2. Related Grip Strength Force Sense Errors, RGFSEs
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4-2 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 15.80 158.00 67.000 MGS 17 12.94 220.00 10 17.30 173.00 52.000 MGS 17 12.06 205.00 10 15.50 155.00 70.000 MGS 17 13.12 223.00 4-3 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 16.55 165.50 59.500 MWS 17 12.50 212.50 10 17.45 174.50 50.500 MWS 17 11.97 203.50 10 16.55 165.50 59.500 MWS 17 12.50 212.50
1. RGFSEs RGFSEs p=0.146 -1.69± 2.71kg -0.48± 1.40kg -0.45± 1.84kg 4-5 RGFSEs RGFSEs p=0.368 -0.19± 2.84 kg -0.97± 3.05 kg -0.16± 2.27 kg 4-6 RGFSEs p=0.187 p=0.639 p=0.414 4-4 RGFSEs 2. AGFSEs AGFSEs p=0.001 3.5± 1.10kg 1.33± 0.72kg 1.53± 1.15kg 4-7 p=0.007 p=0.005 AGFSEs p=0.673 AGFSEs
p=0.021 3.14± 1.4kg 2.74± 1.69kg 2.01± 1.31kg 4-8 AGFSEs p=0.031 p=0.227 p=0.200 p=0.359 p=0.359 p=0.007 4-5 AGFSEs AGFSEs 4-5 RGFSEs 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 值值值值 (((( 公 斤 公 斤公斤 公 斤 ))))
4-6 RGFSEs 4-7 AGFSEs 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 絕絕絕絕 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 值值值值 (((( 公 斤 公 斤 公 斤 公 斤 )))) 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 力 量 覺 相 對 誤 差 值值值值 (((( 公 斤 公 斤公斤 公 斤 ))))
4-8 AGFSEs 4-4 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 11.30 113.00 58.000 RGFSEs 17 15.59 265.00 10 13.00 130.00 75.000 RGFSEs 17 14.59 248.00 10 15.70 157.00 68.000 RGFSEs 17 13.00 221.00 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 絕 對 誤 差 值 絕 對 誤 差 值 絕 對 誤 差 值 絕 對 誤 差 值 (((( 公 斤 公 斤 公 斤 公 斤 ))))
4-5 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 15.85 158.50 66.500 AGFSEs 17 12.91 219.50 10 12.10 121.00 66.000 AGFSEs 17 15.12 257.00 10 8.75 87.50 32.500 AGFSEs 17 17.09 290.50 p .05 1. RWFSEs RWFSEs p=0.741 0.48± 2.38lb 0.73± 3.1lb 0.33± 1.45lb 4-9 RWFSEs RWFSEs p=0.036 -0.47± 2.38lb 0.76± 2.86lb 0.85± 2.9lb 4-10 RWFSEs p=0.109 RWFSEs p=0.035
RWFSEs p=0.959 p=0.187 p=0.386 p=0.902 4-6 RWFSEs 2. AWFSEs AWFSEs p=0.023 2.55± 0.95lb 1.95± 2.52lb 1.28± 0.79lb 4-11 AWFSEs p=0.021 AWFSEs p=0.333 p=0.677 AWFSEs p=0.63 2.62± 1.19lb 2.54± 1.58lb 2.44± 1.82lb 4-12 AWFSEs p=0.941 p=0.127 p=0.046 4-7 AWFSEs
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4-11 AWFSEs 4-12 AWFSEs 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 絕絕絕絕 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 值值值值 (((( 磅磅磅磅 )))) 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 力 量 覺 絕絕絕絕 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 對 誤 差 值值值值 (((( 磅磅磅磅 ))))
4-6 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 16.65 166.50 58.500 RWFSEs 17 12.44 211.50 10 12.25 122.50 67.500 RWFSEs 17 15.03 255.50 10 14.30 143.00 82.000 RWFSEs 17 13.82 235.00 4-7 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 13.85 138.50 83.500 AWFSEs 17 14.09 239.50 10 10.95 109.50 54.500 AWFSEs 17 15.79 268.50 10 10.00 100.00 45.000 AWFSEs 17 16.35 278.00 p .05
p=0.001 2.72± 1.22 3.52± 1.13 3.54± 1.1 4-13 p=0.007 p=0.005 p=0.953 p=0.000 3.09± 0.69 3.69± 0.77 3.74± 0.75 4-14 p=0.000 p=0.001 p=0.687 p=0.334 p=0.443 p=0.386 4-8
2.89± 1.27 4-15 p=0.022 p=0.005 p=0.483 p=0.000 2.66± 0.54 3.36± 0.75 3.52± 0.63 4-16 p=0.000 p=0.000 p=0.232 p=0.008 p=0.141 p=0.066 4-9 4-13 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值
4-14 4-15 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值
4-16 4-8 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 12.05 120.50 65.500 17 15.15 257.50 10 12.45 124.50 69.500 17 14.91 253.50 10 12.25 122.50 97.500 17 15.03 255.50 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值 壓 痛 閾 值
4-9 Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 8.80 88.00 33.00 17 17.06 290.00 10 11.05 110.50 55.500 17 15.75 267.50 10 10.30 103.00 48.000 17 16.18 275.00 p .05
4kg
1. 4kg 4kg p=0.004 4.07± 2.66 2.57± 2.29 2.47± 2.02 4-17 4kg p=0.005 4kg p=0.092 4kg p=0.593 4kg p=0.011 2.64± 1.62 1.76± 1.32 1.72± 1.65 4-18p=0.009 4kg 4kg p=0.981 4kg p=0.243 p=0.537 p=0.473 4-9 4kg 2. 4kg 4kg p=0.038 8.15± 1.54 7.01± 2.09 6.3± 3.03 4-19 p=0.037 p=0.017 4kg 4kg p=0.333 4kg p=0.005 5.87± 2.38 5.26± 2.31 4.42± 2.75 4-20 p=0.004 p=0.035 4kg 4kg p=0.065 4kg p=0.023 p=0.115 p=0.093 4-10 4kg 4kg
4-17 4kg 4-18 4kg 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值
4-19 4kg 4-20 4kg 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值 壓 痛 值
4-10 4kg Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 16.40 164.00 61.000 4kg 17 12.59 214.00 10 15.25 152.50 72.500 4kg 17 13.26 225.50 10 15.50 155.00 70.000 4kg 17 13.12 223.00 4-11 4kg Mann-Whitney U Mann-Whitney U 10 18.45 184.50 40.500 4kg 17 11.38 193.50 10 17.15 171.50 53.500 4kg 17 12.15 206.50 10 17.35 173.50 51.500 4kg 17 12.03 204.50 p .05
MGS MGS MGS MGS MWS MWS MWS MWS MWS MGS MWS
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RGFSEs RGFSEs 4-5 RGFSEs RGFSEs RGFSEs RWFSEs RWFSEs 4-9 RWFSEs
RWFSEs
-0.47± 2.38lb 0.76± 2.86lb RWFSEs
RWFSEs RWFSEs
RWFSEs
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AGFSEs AGFSEs 3.5± 1.10 kg 1.53± 1.15kg AGFSEs 3.5± 1.10 kg 1.33± 0.72 kg AGFSEs AGFSEs AGFSEs AGFSEs 3.14± 1.4kg 2.01± 1.31kg AGFSEs AGFSEs p=0.007 AGFSEs 1.33± 0.72 kg 2.74± 1.69 kg AWFSEs AWFSEs AWFSEs 2.55± 0.95lb 1.28± 0.79lb AGFSEs AWFSEs
AWFSEs AWFSEs
AWFSEs 1.95± 2.52lb
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kg/cm2 2.72± 1.22 3.54±1.1 2.72± 1.22 3.52±1.13 3.09± 0.69 3.74± 0.75 3.09± 0.69 3.69± 0.77
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4kg 4kg 8.15± 1.54 6.3± 3.03 4kg 8.15± 1.54 7.01± 2.09 4kg 4kg 4kg 4kg 5.87± 2.38 4.42± 2.75 4kg 5.87± 2.38 4.42± 2.75 4kg 4kg 4kg4kg
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