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Open Access Research in Anatomy
Tendon Disorders and Gender: Research Perspectives
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Open or Close Guerra Flávia Da Ré*
Department of Anatomy, Federal University of Alfenas, Brazil
*Corresponding author: Guerra Flávia Da Ré, Federal University of Alfenas-UNIFAL-MG, Department of Anatomy, Brazil
Submission: October 13, 2017; Published: January 24, 2018
ISSN: 2577-1922 Volume1 Issue3
Abstract
Tendon lesions are very common and may affect people in their daily activities, work or sports practice. Given the high rate at which such injuries happen, its treatment represents an important share of the health system and of the sport industry [1]. Injuries involving musculoskeletal system are the major causes of suspension of athletes from their activities. Also, tendon and ligaments damage are the leading reason why people seek medical care, regarding musculoskeletal disorders [2,3]. Tendon lesions may be classified as chronic, e.g. tendinitis, or acute, were total or partial tendon rupture occurs. Such rupture may be preceded by chronic inflammation or happen without any previous lesion [1].
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