Knee tendinitis
Knee tendinitis is clinically defined as inflammation of the tendons within the knee area. The primary etiology of this condition is excessive physical exertion. When the tendons can no longer withstand the mechanical load, microtraumas occur, leading to the development of inflammation.
The condition is managed conservatively, with analgesics and anti-inflammatory drugs prescribed for symptom relief. To accelerate recovery as part of joint tendon therapy, physical therapy modalities are administered. Surgical intervention is indicated only in cases of a complete tendon bundle tear.
High-risk groups
The high-risk cohort primarily includes professional athletes. The hallmark symptom of knee tendinitis is pain of varying intensity.
Само по себе артро-медуллярное шунтирование для лечения сухожилий суставов не используется
Однако в случае хирургического вмешательства шунтирование способствует более быстрой реабилитации, снятия послеоперационного воспаления и предотвращения развития артроза коленного сустава в будущем
