Study on Adhesion-Resistant Materials for Improving the Restoration of Exercise-Induced Muscle Tendon Fracture

Teng Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.700.247

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Study on Adhesion-Resistant Materials for Improving the Restoration of Exercise-Induced Muscle Tendon Fracture

Abstract:

The muscle tendon is connective tissue, the fracture can occur when its stress is not reasonable. With the establishment of tendon external and endogenous coalescence theory, the suppression of external coalescence and promotion of endogenous coalescence became the crucial problem of resolve adhesion of tendon. The application of adhesion prevention materials in the part of tendon surrounding was the hotspot of recent research. At present, the research about adhesion prevention materials has made remarkable achievements. However, the materials studied in exercise-induced tendon rupture were cut both ways, therefore, as a material for adhesion prevention and functional reconstruction to treatment of tendon rupture. There are still many unsolved problems in the application of adhesion prevention materials.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 700)

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May 2013

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Teng Ma

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Adhesion Prevention Materials, Muscle Tendon Fracture, Restoration, Tissue Engineering

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