Sentence examples for improving the tendons from inspiring English sources

Improving the tendons tolerance to load.

Principles of conservative treatment Improving the tendons tolerance to load.

The treatment will therefore depend on the individual, but ultimately it involves improving the tendons tolerance to load.

Results suggest that stem cell-based therapeutic modalities have the potential to decrease fatty infiltration after cuff repair, offer improvement in tendon-to-bone healing, increase generation of collagen I and improve the tendon's mechanical properties.

However, there are studies reporting that hyaluronic acid improved the tendon healing [ 27, 28].

Therefore, an effective bone wrapping algorithm is needed to further improve the tendon network model by representing more realistic geometrical changes of the tendon components whilst moving around bones.

These data showed that HT animals have more resistant tendons, differing from other studies in which the combination of AAS and exercise did not improve the tendon's biomechanical properties [ 10, 13].

Acromioplasty has been used in combination with rotator cuff repair to improve the tendon repair integrity, due to acromial morphology (curved or hooked types), or to make the repair technically easier.

MMPs have an important role in tendon healing because, by being involved in extracellular matrix degradation, they could contribute to angiogenesis, which should improve the tendon healing process and promote the formation of scar tissue with better histological quality [ 24, 46, 47].

Hence, tissue engineering may play a major role in improving the management of tendon injuries through grafting engineered tendon segment at the site of rupture (Hsieh et al. 2016b; Yin et al. 2016).

The potential underlying mechanisms of the action of massage remain unclear, but the proposed mechanisms probably include improving local blood flow; promoting venous circulation; increasing lymphatic drainage to remove waste products and reduce edema; improving the mobility of ligaments, tendons and muscle; as well as relaxing muscle tension [ 39].