Golfer’s elbow also known as Medial Epicondylitis (ME) which occurs in the upper extremity is the most common diagnosed musculoskeletal injury (1). Medial epicondylitis affects the medial elbow area around the region of the flexor digitorum superficialis muscle. This condition is known to significantly impair the daily activity living of individuals due to lack of movement and pain (1). Medical epicondylitis is a common disease with accompanying pain and little knowledge regarding the aetiology of this condition exists. Sources of information regarding ME are primarily built upon systematic research and ideas of its pathoanatomical basis. Numerous epidemiological studies regarding the prevalence of ME currently exists in workplace settings.
