2023
DOI: 10.1002/jor.25700
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Focused ultrasound as an alternative to dry needling for the treatment of tendinopathies: A murine model

Sujata Khandare,
Molly Smallcomb,
Jacob Elliott
et al.

Abstract: Tendinopathies account for 30% of 102 million annual musculoskeletal injuries occurring annually in the United States. Current treatments, like dry needling, induce microdamage to promote healing but produce mixed success rates. Previously, we showed focused ultrasound can noninvasively create microdamage while preserving mechanical properties in ex vivo murine tendons. This present study compared growth factor, histological, and mechanical effects after focused ultrasound or dry needling treatments in an in v… Show more

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