Author response We thank our colleague Dr Garvey for his interest1 in our paper,2 and take this opportunity to address his queries on the important topic of groin pain in sport.3 First, two ...

After initial stabilization with the lateral pin a medial incision is made over the medial epicondyle. A hemostat is used to bluntly dissect down to the epicondyle.

If the medial head of the triceps remains posterior to the epicondyle with flexion (type 1), no intervention is recommended.

Traditional nonoperative treatment for displaced children's medial humeral epicondyle fractures involves casting. Nevertheless, even though there is little high-level data to support the benefits of ...

We present the first record for Theraphosa apophysis (Tinter, 1991) for Brazil. A male of T. apophysis was collected in São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Amazonas state, Brazil.