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THE MOST COMMON RSI CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
- Bursitis - inflammation and swelling of the fluid-filled sac near a joint at the knee, elbow or shoulder.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome - pressure on the median nerve passing through the wrist.
- Dupuytren's contracture - a thickening of deep tissue which passes from the palm of the hand into the fingers.
- Epicondylitis - inflammation of an area where bone and tendon join - for example, tennis elbow.
- Ganglion - a cyst in a tendon sheath, usually occurring on the wrist.
- Rotator cuff syndrome - inflammation of muscles and tendons in the shoulder.
- Tendinitis - inflammation of a tendon.
- Tenosynovitis - inflammation of the inner lining of the tendon sheath that houses the tendons that control the fingers and thumbs.
- Trigger finger - inflammation of the tendon sheaths of fingers or thumb accompanied by swelling of the tendon.
- Diffuse RSI - nerve damage
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