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Intrasound therapy in tendon healing: is intensity a factor?
2010
Open Access Rheumatology : Research and Reviews
Objective: This study investigated the effects of low-and high-intensity intrasound therapy (LITR and HITR, respectively) given once daily and twice daily on the morphology and oxidative stress in healing tendon tissue following an acute injury. Methods: Eighty-five male rats, randomized into six groups were further subdivided into groups A, B, and C, except for Group 1 which was subdivided into A and B only. Groups 2-6 underwent an induced crush injury. The six groups were allocated to: serve
doi:10.2147/oarrr.s12118
fatcat:564avsx2jvetjehfywf576tuxm