Tendon Injuries

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Tendon Injuries

Biologic therapies for muscle and tendon injuries focus on speeding up recovery, reducing inflammation, and restoring full movement. By enhancing cellular repair and boosting mitochondrial function—the body’s energy powerhouses—these treatments help injured tissues heal faster and stronger. They can be used for both acute injuries(like sports strains) and chronic conditions (such as tendonitis).

Common Conditions Treated

Muscle Strains – Sports or activity-related tears
Tendonitis – Chronic inflammation of tendons
Partial Tears – Such as rotator cuff or Achilles tendon injuries
Overuse Injuries – Caused by repetitive strain
Post-Surgical Recovery – To improve healing and reduce downtime

Treatment Modalities

Exosome Therapy

Delivers growth factors and anti-inflammatory agents directly to the injury site

Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy

Supports tissue repair and reduces scar formation

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Concentrated platelets release healing signals

Combination Therapies

Using PRP with exosomes or MSCs for enhanced results

Candidate Selection

Ideal Candidates:

Athletes or active individuals with recent or recurring injuries
Patients seeking alternatives to surgery or long-term pain medications

Contraindications:

Active infections near the injury site
Severe systemic illnesses that impair healing

Procedure Overview

Preparation

Assessment – Physical exam and imaging (e.g., ultrasound or MRI) to identify injury severity
Preparation – Area cleaned and anesthetized for comfort
Guided Injection – Ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance ensures precise delivery
Post-Injection – Light movement encouraged; avoid heavy strain for a few days

Post-Treatment Care

Rest and avoid intense activity for 48–72 hours
Gentle mobility exercises as advised by your provider
Ice application to manage soreness
No NSAIDs for the first few days to preserve the healing response

Supporting Research

MSC Therapy in Soft Tissue Repair – Demonstrates improved tendon and muscle healing rates
Exosomes in Sports Medicine – Shows reduced inflammation and enhanced recovery time