Nach einem längeren Intervall konservativer Therapie und großem Leidensdruck des Patienten führt die operative Therapie der Tendinitis calcarea in den allermeisten Fällen zu guten Ergebnissen. Knöcherne Begleitinfiltrationen sind selten, jedoch bei dem häufigen Krankheitsbild in Einzelfällen anzutreffen. Meist werden diese jedoch erst gar nicht diagnostiziert. Die Kenntnis dieser atypischen Erscheinung der Tendinitis calcarea ist bedeutungsvoll, vor allem hinsichtlich der Therapie als auch der Abgrenzung anderer Krankheitsbilder.

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Klinik für Orthopädie, Unfallchirurgie und Sportmedizin

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