In “Other enthesopathies” (synonyms: Adhesive capsulitis; Adhesive capsulitis; Attachment tendinosis; Aponeurosis; Bunion bursitis; Ligament attachment disorder; Bursitis calcanea; Bursitis of the calcaneus; Capsulitis – s. Capsulitis; Chronic epicondylitis humeri radialis; Chronic epicondylitis lateralis; Chronic epicondylitis radialis; Enthesiopathy; Enthesiopathy of the elbow region; Enthesiopathy of the carpus a. n.k.; Enthesiopathy of the plantar aponeurosis; Enthesiopathy of the foot a.n.k.; Enthesiopathy of the wrist a.n.k.; Enthesiopathy of the ankle; Enthesiopathy of the iliolumbar ligament; Enthesiopathy of the tarsus; Enthesopathy – s.a. Enthesiopathy; Epicondylitis humeri; Epicondylitis humeri radialis; Epicondylitis humeri ulnaris; Epicondylitis lateralis; Epicondylitis medialis; Epicondylitis radialis; Epicondylitis ulnaris; Epicondylopathia humeri; Epicondylopathia humeri radialis; Epicondylopathia radialis; Epicondylitis; Epicondylitis of the elbow; Epicondylitis with blockage of the radial head; Epicondylopathy; Heel spur; Foot bursitis; Golf elbow; golf elbow; insertional ligamentopathy; insertional tendopathy; calcaneal spur; capsulitis; capsulitis of a joint; capsulitis; capsulitis of a joint; bone spur; ligamentopathy; Myotendinosis; Paratendinitis; Paravertebral tendomyopathy; Periarthritis; Periarthritis calcificans; Periarthritis of the wrist; Periarthritis of a joint; Periarthropathy; Peripheral enthesiopathy a. n.k. ; Peritendinitis; Plantar calcaneal spur; Radial epicondylopathy; Radiohumeral bursitis; Repetitive strain injury [RSI] of the upper extremity; Disorder of muscle insertions; Tendinitis; Tendinitis of the upper ankle; Tendinitis of the forearm; Tendinosis; Tendomyopathy; Tendopathy; Tendopathy of the wrist; Tendopathy with diffuse enthesiopathy; Tendoperiostopathy; Strain periostosis; Ulnar epicondylopathy; Toe bursitis; Ulnar humeral epicondylitis; Radial humeral epicondylitis; Wrist periarthritis; Calcaneal spur; Other enthesopathy of the foot; ICD-10 M77. -) is a summary of disorders of the peripheral ligamentous and muscular attachments of the upper extremity, including the hand and foot:
- Bursitis (bursitis).
- Capsulitis (capsulitis)
- Tendinitis (tendonitis)
According to the affected region, “Other enthesopathies” are classified as follows:
- Epicondylitis ulnaris humeri (M77.0; golfer’s elbow).
- Epicondylitis radialis humeri (M77.1; tennis elbow)
- Periarthritis in the region of the wrist (M77.2)
- Calcaneal spur (M77.3) – this is a bony outgrowth in the area of the Achilles tendon
- Metatarsalgia (M77.4; metatarsal pain).
- Other enthesopathy of the foot (M77.5)
- Other enthesopathy, not elsewhere classified (M77.8)
- Enthesopathy, unspecified (M77.9) – includes, but is not limited to, capsulitis, bone spur, tendinitis (tendonitis), or periarthritis without further specification
Course and prognosis: therapy depends on the localization and severity of enthesopathy. If the disease remains untreated, there may be a substantial loss of function of the affected limb.
