Tendons connect muscles to bones, ensuring joint movement. With advanced age, tendons
become more prone to degeneration followed by injuries. Tendon repair often requires …

Tendon injuries are common and present a clinical challenge to orthopedic surgery mainly
because these injuries often respond poorly to treatment and require prolonged …

Tendon tissues have limited healing capacity. The incidence of tendon injuries and the
unsatisfactory functional outcomes of tendon repair are driving the search for alternative …

Tendon injuries are a common cause of physical disability. They present a clinical challenge
to orthopedic surgeons because injured tendons respond poorly to current treatments …

Due to the increasing age of our society and a rise in engagement of young people in
extreme and/or competitive sports, both tendinopathies and tendon ruptures present a …

Tendon and ligament injuries are a leading cause of healthcare visits with significant impact
in terms of economic cost and reduced quality of life. To date, reparative strategies remain …

Tendinopathy and tendon rupture are common and disabling musculoskeletal conditions.
Despite the prevalence of these injuries, a limited number of investigators are conducting …

Importance of the field: Tendon injuries are common especially in sports activities, but
tendon is a unique connective tissue with poor self-repair capability. With advances in stem …

Tendon is a fibro-elastic structure that links muscle and bone. Tendon injury can be divided
into two types, chronic and acute. Each type of injury or degeneration can cause substantial …

Due to their unique hierarchical structure and composition, tendons possess characteristic
biomechanical properties, including high mechanical strength and viscoelasticity, which …