Abstract:Background
Tendinopathy is a chronic injury disease caused by repeated traction. It is characterized by exercise-related pain, increased local tendon sensitivity, and imaging changes in the tendon. Rotator cuff injury is one of the typical tendinopathy. Tendon-derived stem cells (TDSC) play a vital role in the development of tendinopathy. Our previous studies have found that reactive oxygen species increase after rotator cuff injury and the oxidative stress response is strengthened, but whether oxidative stre… Show more
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