What is tendonitis?
Tendonitis is an aseptic inflammatory reaction of the tendons or tissues surrounding the tendons caused by excessive activity or other causes. The main manifestations are pain, tenderness, motor dysfunction and…
Category: Tendonitis
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Rotator cuff injury and calcific rotator cuff tendonitis
The rotator cuff is the four muscles that surround the shoulder joint and play an important role in the normal physiological activities of the shoulder joint. When the rotator cuff…
What about achalasia?
Heel pain Heel pain refers to pain on the metatarsal side of the heel caused by a variety of reasons. Heel pain is caused by chronic injury, inflammation, and osteophytes…
What is the best treatment for tendonitis?
Tendonitis is mainly treated conservatively, with anti-inflammatory medication and, if necessary, surgery. Conservative treatment is currently the mainstay of treatment and includes rest, cold and hot packs and elevation of…
Pay attention to tendonitis finger care in daily life
Tendonitis is a very common disease in our lives. This disease is caused by the stagnation of qi and blood and venous stasis, which leads to discomfort. If the patient’s…
Tissue-engineered scaffold for artificial tendon repair
The scaffold provides a place for seed cells to grow, multiply, metabolize, and exchange substances, and can effectively control the growth location of transplanted cells:The scaffold can guide the regeneration…
Specialized in the treatment of long-term reconstruction of hand function
The function of the hand is extremely complex, and each small movement involves the delicate geometry and mechanical properties of the bones and joints; the balance between the complex dynamic…
Post-operative rehabilitation of tendon injuries
Tendon healing does not mean that the tendon can function. For the tendon to function, the tendon needs to be able to glide without resistance in the body. The tendon…
How to standardize the treatment of flexor and extensor tendon injuries in the hand
1. Pre-operative (after admission) 1-5 days. (1) Take temperature, pulse, blood pressure (nurse), complete nursing medical record; admission notification (charge nurse). (2) Take medical history, physical examination, write major medical record (internist),…
How many days does it take for a finger splice to pass the danger period?
Finger tendon extensions generally refer to surgical repair of avulsed or detached tendon tissue in the hand. The survival of the repaired tissue in the hand can be confirmed about…