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Journal of Orthopaedic Research : Official Publication of the Orthopaedic Research Society|August 25, 1999
Substance P and calcitonin gene-related peptide expression at the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle origin: implications for the etiology of tennis elbowB O Ljung, S Forsgren, J FridénJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|September 1, 1987
A longitudinal study on the significance of environmental and individual factors associated with the development of essential hypertensionF Lindgärde, M Furu, B O LjungCells, Tissues, Organs|August 26, 1999
Sympathetic and sensory innervations are heterogeneously distributed in relation to the blood vessels at the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle origin of manB O Ljung, S Forsgren, J FridénAnnals of Human Biology|September 1, 1977
A comparison of growth in twins and singleton controls of matched age followed longitudinally from 10 to 18 yearsB O Ljung, S Fischbein, G LindgrenActa Orthopaedica Scandinavica|June 1, 1997
Sarcomere length in wrist extensor muscles. Changes may provide insights into the etiology of chronic lateral epicondylitisR L Lieber, B O Ljung, J FridénJournal of Biomechanics|March 3, 1999
Sarcomere length varies with wrist ulnar deviation but not forearm pronation in the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscleB O Ljung, J Fridén, R L LieberJournal of Hand Surgery (Edinburgh, Scotland)|June 18, 1999
Wrist extensor muscle pathology in lateral epicondylitisB O Ljung, R L Lieber, J FridénThe Journal of Experimental Biology|January 1, 1997
Intraoperative sarcomere length measurements reveal differential design of human wrist extensor musclesR L Lieber, B O Ljung, J FridénActa Orthopaedica Scandinavica|February 24, 2001
In vivo investigation of ECRB tendons with microdialysis technique--no signs of inflammation but high amounts of glutamate in tennis elbowH Alfredson, B O Ljung, K Thorsen, et al.British Journal of Sports Medicine|January 22, 2009
Immunohistochemical evidence of local production of catecholamines in cells of the muscle origins at the lateral and medial humeral epicondyles: of importance for the development of tennis and golfer's elbow?E Zeisig, B-O Ljung, H Alfredson, et al.Pageof 2