extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle

Okay.

So out of the blue, your, your, the tendon is called the ECRB tendon, is inflamed.

Mm.

Well, we know tendons are highly sensitive to estrogen.

Frozen shoulder almost never comes alone.

It can be the watchtower, it can be the canary in the cave, but watch for other itises such as plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, which is itis of the ECRB tendon, trigger finger, whole body pain, which is called arthralgia of menopause.

You can run the bone and muscle protocol at the same time, including protein at every meal.

Try to lift heavy, sleep seven or more hours, cut the sugar.

So kind of moving from the top down or anterior to posterior.

Kaplan is the interval between ECRB and EDC.

Coker at one interval posterior between ECU and the Ankenyus.

We can use either interval for a lot of things and it's hard for them to distinguish between them on the test, but only Kaplan lets you get down to plate the radial neck.

If it's servotribe, you may want a higher interval, maybe easier to reach, meaning you'd want the Kaplan.

Just another quick, again, little trivial fact.

ECRB, everyone agrees is a different branch than the EDC.

The EDC innervation comes from PIN for sure.