SUCCESSIVE TENDON INJURY IN AN IN VIVO RAT OVERLOAD MODEL INDUCES EARLY DAMAGE AND ACUTE HEALING RESPONSES

Introduction: Tendinopathy is a degenerative condition resulting from tendons experiencing abnormal levels of multi-scale damage over time, impairing their ability to repair.However, the damage markers associated with the initiation of tendinopathy are poorly understood, as the disease is largely characterized by end-stage clinical phenotypes.Thus,

Modern breast imaging, including magnetic resonance imaging, provides an increasingly clear depiction of breast cancer extent, often with suboptimal pathologic confirmation.Pathologic findings guide management decisions, and small increments in reported tumor characteristics may rationalize significant changes in therapy and staging.Pathologic tech