From 2000 to 2002 most brackets dropped by one percent, and there was a new low bracket added at the very bottom. In 2003 most brackets got an additional cut of two percent with a 3.6 percent cut at the top.
When this happens, a painful swelling develops at the back of the elbow. This swelling is olecranon bursitis. CAUSES. Trauma, such as hitting the elbow or falling on the back of the elbow, can lead to this condition. People who lean their elbows against hard surfaces can develop this problem over time.
The various signs and symptoms associated with fluid in the elbow include, 1  Fever which is often associated with chills and sweat, primarily when coupled with a systemic infection. 2  Redness and edema around the posterior part of the elbow. 3  Cuts on the skin around the swollen area.