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Non-invasive ultrasound quantification of Scar Tissue Volume predicts functional changes during tendon healing

2018-11-04

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Tendon injuries are very common and disrupt the transmission of forces from muscle to bone, leading to impaired function and quality of life. Successful restoration of tendon function after injury is a challenging clinical problem due to the pathological, scar-mediated manner in which tendons heal. Currently, there are no standard treatments to modulate scar tissue formation and improve tendon healing. A major lim...

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9afb4ef6-6810-5bad-b721-f9c653a29be6
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10.1101/460790
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