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Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine
Tendinopathies in Athletes: The Role of Eccentric Exercise
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Open or Close Ana Zão*
Department of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Porto Hospital Center, Portugal
*Corresponding author: Ana Zão, Department of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Porto Hospital Center, Portugal
Submission: April 17, 2018; Published: April 26, 2018
ISSN: 2577-1914Volume2 Issue4
Abstract
Tendinopathies are one of the most common sport injuries (30% to 50% of the athlete’s injuries). The tendon are essentially composed of type I collagen fibers and, to a lesser extent, elastic fibers. This type of fibers does not have great elongation capacity, increasing only about 8-10% in length until they reach the point of failure. Histopathologically, tendinosis is characterized by a degenerative process with increased numbers of fibroblasts, vascular hyperplasia and collagen disorganization [1-3].
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