An Investigation of Maximal Strength of the Upper Limb Bilaterally in Individuals With Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy: A Systematic Review With Meta-Analysis

Keyphrases

• Systematic Meta-analysis 100%
• Upper Limb 100%
• Maximal Strength 100%
• Strength Deficit 100%
• Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy 100%
• Asymptomatic Controls 55%
• Meta-analysis 33%
• Grip Strength 33%
• Pooling Effect 33%
• Shoulder External Rotation 22%
• Wrist Extensor muscles 22%
• Shoulder Abduction 22%
• Lower Trapezius 22%
• Serratus Anterior 22%
• Wrist Extension 22%
• Tennis Elbow 22%
• Forearm muscles 22%
• MEDLINE 11%
• PubMed 11%
• Shoulder muscles 11%
• Upper Body Strength 11%
• Ovid 11%
• Scopus 11%
• Bilateral Limbs 11%
• Quality Appraisal 11%
• Physical Therapists 11%
• Random Effects Model 11%
• Metacarpophalangeal Joint 11%
• Upper Trapezius 11%
• Hedge's g 11%
• Lay Summary 11%
• Strengthening Interventions 11%
• Joint Flexion 11%
• Upper Trapezius muscle 11%
• Appendicular musculature 11%
• Wrist muscle 11%
• Trapezius muscle 11%
• Shoulder Stabilizer 11%
• Scapular Stabilizers 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Upper Limb 100%
• Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis 100%
• Tennis Elbow 100%
• Limb 60%
• Effect Size 40%
• Meta-Analysis 30%
• Weakness 20%
• Trapezius Muscle 20%
• Extensor Muscle 20%
• Physiotherapist 10%
• Random Effects Model 10%
• Physical Examination 10%
• Metacarpophalangeal Joint 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis 100%
• Tennis Elbow 100%
• Effect Size 40%
• Meta Analysis 30%
• Grip Strength 30%
• Medline 20%
• Weakness 20%
• Physiotherapist 10%
• Scopus 10%
• Physical Examination 10%