The Application of Cell Material in Tendon Injuries for Exercise Training with Biological Materials

Hua En Zhao; Fei Shen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.485.558

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The Application of Cell Material in Tendon Injuries for Exercise Training with Biological Materials

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Traditional tendon repair methods mainly used autogenous tendon transplantation and autogenous tendon transfer, but the development of two repair methods may be greatly limited due to the limited donor site and the added trauma. At the present time, the research on tissue-engineered tendon has made significant progress. The sources of seed cells for tendon repair cannot be limited to the autogenous tendon cells; we should make gene transformation to mechanocyte through gene chips method in order to resolve the problems related with sources of seed cells of tissue engineered tendon. The well-balanced mechanical stimulation is very important in tendon regeneration process. This stimulation on realignment of neonatal tendon collagen fibers and improve mechanical strength is necessary, which can guarantee implementation of early functional exercise, reducing tendon adhesion, and make tendon repair process into a virtuous circle.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 485)

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February 2012

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Hua En Zhao, Fei Shen

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Biological Material, Exercise Injuries, Tendon Tissue Repair

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