2013
DOI: 10.9775/kvfd.2012.8408
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Tendon Healing and Repair: A Review of Current Approaches

Abstract: The treatment of tendon diseases increasing as the result of longer life expectancy and further taking place of re-creative activities in life maintains its importance in orthopedic surgery. Significant data's have been obtained with numerous conducted studies and many developed surgical methods in this field, however the ongoing challenges and some complications are still lasting today. Therefore, a number of studies were conducted in order to obtain the ideal tendon repair method and are still conducted. For… Show more

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“…However, Type III collagen predominates. During the scar phase, the ruptured end of the tendon is reconnected, and Type I collagen begins to settle in parallel to the tendon axis [ 86 ]. Semipermeable, nonvascular, and abundant in cytokines, the amniotic membrane is an appropriate biomaterial for inhibiting tendon attachment.…”
Section: Applications Of Amniotic Membrane On the Skin Regenerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Type III collagen predominates. During the scar phase, the ruptured end of the tendon is reconnected, and Type I collagen begins to settle in parallel to the tendon axis [ 86 ]. Semipermeable, nonvascular, and abundant in cytokines, the amniotic membrane is an appropriate biomaterial for inhibiting tendon attachment.…”
Section: Applications Of Amniotic Membrane On the Skin Regenerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tendon injuries are one of the most common orthopaedic problems. They are usually accompanied by trauma to bones and the surrounding soft tissues (SLATTER, 1985;AYGÜN, 2013). Blood vessels, tenocytes, and collagen fibres that regenerate after a trauma in addition to suture procedures and immobility facilitate adhesion formation at the site (KHANNA et al, 2009;ORYAN et al, 2011;ÖZGENEL et al, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%