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© 1975 British Society for Rheumatology

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COMPARISON OF TWO STEROID PREPARATIONS USED TO TREAT TENNIS ELBOW, USING THE HYPOSPRAY

A. K. CLARKE* and J. WOODLAND{dagger}

Department of Rheumatology, The London Hospital London El IBB
*Honorary Lecturer
{dagger}Registrar

Methyl prednisolone acetate and hydrocortisone acetate were compared in a trial using the Hypospray to treat tennis elbow. There was little difference between the two preparations as far as side-effects and short-term suppression of symptoms were concerned, both being successful. However, late recurrence was very common in both groups, suggesting that a reappraisal of local steroid in this condition is needed.


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