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How To Address Lower Extremity Tendon Injuries

Here one can see microdebridement of tendons. The device shown above essentially causes a controlled inflammatory reaction, which allows for revascularization of a relatively avascular tissue (tendon).Extrinsic repair involves excision of non-viable tendon (degenerative tendon), repair of split tendon tears with side to side suturing, and/or end to end repair in the case of a complete tendon rupture. A good example of extrinsic repair is of the AchilleReconstruction techniques of tendon repair include using tendon grafts for filling a defect, tendon augmentations and transfers such as the flexor digitorum longus tendon transfer for a dysfunctional posterior tibial tendon or a flexor hallucis longus tra
VOLUME: 20 PUBLICATION DATE: Dec 01 2007
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By William Fishco, DPM

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Given that many patients will present with tendon-related pain, this author offers key diagnostic tips, insights on conservative treatment and pearls on appropriate surgical options.

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