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Tendons --- Maladies --- Tendons --- Maladies

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This dissertation by Parmis Blomgran, published by Linköping University, explores the intricate processes of inflammation and immune cell dynamics during the healing of tendons, specifically the Achilles tendon, in a rat model. The research delves into the three phases of tendon healing: inflammatory, proliferative, and remodeling. It emphasizes the role of immune cells, particularly macrophages and T cells, and examines how factors such as mechanical loading and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) affect these processes. The study provides insights into the immune cell changes and their polarization during tendon healing, contributing to a deeper understanding of how inflammation influences the healing process. The work is intended for medical researchers and professionals interested in tendon pathology and healing mechanisms.

Tendons. --- Inflammation.

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Ligaments. --- Tendons. --- Ligaments. --- Tendons. --- Imagerie --- Imagerie

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Skull --- Muscles --- Tendons