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Physical Therapy in Sport, 2012
Overuse related tendon pain is a significant problem in sport and can interfere with and, in some instances, end an athletic career. This article includes a consideration of the biology of tendon pain including a review of tendon anatomy and histopathology, risk factors for tendon pain, semantics of tendon pathology, and the pathogenesis of tendon pain.
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Overuse related tendon pain is a significant problem in sport and can interfere with and, in some instances, end an athletic career. This article includes a consideration of the biology of tendon pain including a review of tendon anatomy and histopathology, risk factors for tendon pain, semantics of tendon pathology, and the pathogenesis of tendon pain.
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Current Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Reports, 2016
Chronic tendon injuries are a common cause of pain and of restriction of sports or daily life. Even though a number of published studies have focused on tendon injuries, healing and treatment, the pathogenesis still remains enigmatic. The pathogenesis of chronic tendon injuries is considered multifactorial, however the precise role of each predisposing
Alessio Giai Via +3 more
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Chronic tendon injuries are a common cause of pain and of restriction of sports or daily life. Even though a number of published studies have focused on tendon injuries, healing and treatment, the pathogenesis still remains enigmatic. The pathogenesis of chronic tendon injuries is considered multifactorial, however the precise role of each predisposing
Alessio Giai Via +3 more
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Tendinopathy and tendon material response to load: What we can learn from small animal studies
Acta Biomaterialia, 2021Joseph Deangelis +2 more
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Reumatizam, 2015
Tendons are made of connective tissue and passively transfer force from muscle contraction to the bone and are daily exposed to mechanical loading. They are built of tenocytes inserted in the extracellular matrix in which collagen type I fibers maintain its strength.
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Tendons are made of connective tissue and passively transfer force from muscle contraction to the bone and are daily exposed to mechanical loading. They are built of tenocytes inserted in the extracellular matrix in which collagen type I fibers maintain its strength.
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Current trends in tendinopathy management
Best Practice and Research in Clinical Rheumatology, 2019, Rita Kinsella, Tania Pizzari
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What are the validated animal models for tendinopathy?
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 2011Roger Smith
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