Tendons are integral to our daily lives by allowing movement and locomotion but are
frequently injured, leading to patient discomfort and impaired mobility. Current clinical …

Tendon/ligament injuries are very common in sports and other rigorous activities. Tendons
regenerate and repair slowly and inefficiently in vivo after injury. The limited ability of tendon …

Tendon is a tissue that transmits force from muscle to bone. Chronic or acute tendon injuries
are very common, and are always accompanied by pain and a limited range of motion in …

Tendon injuries are common and present a clinical challenge, as they often respond poorly
to treatment and result in long-term functional impairment. Inferior tendon healing responses …

Background Tendon injury is a significant clinical problem due to poor healing and a high
reinjury rate; successful treatment is limited by our poor understanding of endogenous …

The aim of this study was to efficiently expand less differentiated tenocytes with minimum
use of fetal bovine serum (FBS) for tenocyte‐based tendon tissue engineering. To achieve …

Tendon injuries constitute an unmet clinical need, with 3 to 5 million new incidents occurring
annually worldwide. Tissue grafting and biomaterial-based approaches fail to provide …

Tendon disorders, which are commonly presented in the clinical setting, disrupt the patients'
normal work and life routines, and they damage the careers of athletes. However, there is …

Tendons are dense connective tissues with a hierarchical polarized structure that respond to
and adapt to the transmission of muscle contraction forces to the skeleton, enabling motion …

Background: Tendon is composed of connective tissue, is able to retract with high tensile
force, and plays a significant role in musculoskeletal motion. However, inappropriate …