Central Nervous System Involvment in Tendinopathy

Posted on October 21, 2013 by admin

Sensory and motor deficits exist on the non-injured side of patients with unilateral tendon pain and disability—implications for central nervous system involvement: a systematic review with meta-analysis L J Heales, E C W Lim, P W Hodges, B Vicenzino Br J Sports Med doi:10.1136/bjsports-2013-092535 Quote: Introduction Tendinopathy manifests as activity-related tendon pain with associated motor and sensory impairments. Tendon tissue changes in animals present in injured as well as contralateral non-injured tendon. This review investigated evidence for bilateral sensory and motor system involvement in unilateral tendinopathy in humans

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Central Nervous System Involvment in Tendinopathy

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