Tendinopathy refers to the clinical presentation of activity-related pain, focal tendon
tenderness, and intratendinous imaging changes. The underlying pathology was once …

Pain and functional limitation are frequent in symptomatic tendinopathy. The essential lesion
of tendinopathy is a failed healing response. Understanding the cellular and molecular …

Introduction Tendinopathies are common in elite and recreational athletes: traditionally
considered overuse injuries, they involve excessive tensile loading and subsequent …

Tendinopathy is a common disease of the musculoskeletal system, particularly in athletes
and sports amateurs. In this review, we will present evidence for the critical role of …

Overuse disorders of tendons, or tendinopathies, present a challenge to sports physicians,
surgeons, and other health care professionals dealing with athletes. The Achilles, patellar …

Tendinopathies are challenging conditions frequent in athletes and in middle-aged
overweight patients with no history of increased physical activity. The term “tendinopathy” …

Tendon pain remains an enigma. Many clinical features are consistent with tissue disruption—
the pain is localised, persistent and specifically associated with tendon loading, whereas …

Tendinopathy is frequently associated with structural disorganization within the tendon. As
such, the clinical use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging for tendinopathy has …

Think tendinitis and you think pain and burning in the affected area, decreased strength and
flexibility, and pain caused by everyday activities. As it turns out, tendinosis is far more often …

There are many publications that discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and treatment of the
various forms of tendinopathy, but few are based on conclusive scientific evidence. The …