Sports-induced Inflammation: Clinical and Basic Science ConceptsWayne B. Leadbetter, Joseph A. Buckwalter, Stephen L. Gordon |
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An Introduction to SportsInduced SoftTissue | 3 |
Section Five Protective Role of Training and Conditioning in Sports | 12 |
Basic Concepts in InflammationJC Fantone MD 555555 25 | 65 |
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Achilles tendon acid activity acute anterior cruciate ligament anti-inflammatory antibodies antigen arachidonic acid articular cartilage associated athletes basement membrane Biochem biomechanical Bone Joint Surg calcification calcium Cell Biol cellular chemotactic chronic clinical collagen fibrils collagen type collagenase components connective tissue core protein cruciate ligament damage decreased disease DS-PGII DS-PGs effects endothelial cells enzymes extracellular matrix fibers fibroblasts fibronectin formation function glycosaminoglycan growth factor histologic human immune increased induced inflammation inflammatory cells inflammatory response inhibit injection interleukin-1 knee laser lesions leukocytes loading macrophages mechanical medial collateral ligament mediators meniscus metabolism molecular molecules monocytes musculoskeletal myositis ossificans neutrophils normal NSAIDs occurs overuse pain patients PDGF plasma platelets production prostaglandin proteoglycan rabbit receptors repair result role rupture salicylate skeletal muscle soft-tissue inflammation sports injuries Sports Medicine sports-induced steroids stimulation structure studies sulfate syndrome synovial synthesis tensile therapy tissue injury transforming growth trauma treatment ultrasound vascular vitro vivo wound healing
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Postsurgical Orthopedic Sports Rehabilitation: Knee & Shoulder Robert C. Manske Limited preview - 2006 |