Unit Statistical Report. Data, including losses and payroll by classification, resulting from every workers' compensation insurance policy written in California is reported to the WCIRB in a Unit Statistical Report (USR).
Elbow pain is an extremely common condition, and there are a number of different causes of this problem. It is important to make an accurate diagnosis of the cause of your elbow pain symptoms in order to ensure appropriate treatment is administered. If you have elbow pain, some of the more common causes include: Lateral Epicondylitis. The most common cause of elbow pain is lateral epicondylitis, also called tennis elbow.
Sometimes itâs hard to tell if you have a bruise, a sprain, or a complete break (a fracture). Pain, bruising, and swelling around an elbow thatâs hard to bend or twist can be signs of a broken elbow. You may hear or feel a pop or crack in the elbow during the injury. Other signs of serious injury include a crooked appearance to the elbow or arm, bleeding cuts in the skin around the elbow, or numbness/tingling in the hand after the injury that doesnât improve.