Valgus Extension Overload Syndrome of the Elbow
摘要
Valgus extension overload syndrome (VEOS) frequently affects athletes engaged in repetitive rotational and compounding stress on the elbow joint. This condition typically arises when rapid valgus torque is applied to a flexed elbow, exerting significant compression and tension on the medial aspect of the joint. These forces are most pronounced during the acceleration phase of throwing motions and activities involving gripping or wrist flexion [1].