Overuse Tendon Injuries: New Approaches

from Medical Breakthroughs from Penn Medicine

Host: Lee Freedman, MD Guest: Louis Soslowsky, PhD Dr. Louis Soslowsky, from the University of Pennsylvania Health System, outlines how newer understanding of the mechanism of injury in overuse syndromes is leading to new approaches in treatment. Dr. Soslowsky shares his expertise in biomedical engineering to help doctors fine tune their approach to rotator cuff tendinosis, epicondylitis and other common clinical problems caused by overused tendons.

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