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Metabolic Influences On Risk For Tendon Disorders 1st Edition Paul W Ackermann

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Metabolic Influences On Risk For Tendon Disorders 1st Edition Paul W Ackermann
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Publisher: Springer International Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.92 MB
Pages: 299
Author: Paul W. Ackermann, David A. Hart (eds.)
ISBN: 9783319339412, 9783319339436, 3319339419, 3319339435
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Metabolic Influences On Risk For Tendon Disorders 1st Edition Paul W Ackermann by Paul W. Ackermann, David A. Hart (eds.) 9783319339412, 9783319339436, 3319339419, 3319339435 instant download after payment.

This book will be of considerable interest to students, practitioners (Doctors, Physiotherapists, and other health care professionals), and researchers who deal with the complex structure of tendons and the need to effectively address tendon disorders. The book is divided into three sections: (1) Basic Biology and Biochemical Markers; (2) Metabolic Disorders; and (3) Novel Therapies. The first section, devoted to the basic biology of tendons, is aimed at those individuals who want to gain basic information on tendons and the subsection on biochemical markers is chiefly aimed at researchers who are developing new studies within this field. The section on metabolic disorders is mainly directed at practitioners who desire to know how metabolic disorders can affect tendons in order to optimize treatment for their patients. Finally, the section on novel therapies is focused on some new treatment options within this field, and discussions regarding how management of tendon disorders needs to incorporate perspectives on current understanding of tendon metabolism.

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