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Experimental Study of Tendon Healing in Rabbits

The Ewha Medical Journal 1994;17(3):239-243. Published online: September 30, 1994

Department of Plastic Reconstructive Surgery, College of Medicine, Ewha Womans University, Korea.

Copyright © 1994. Ewha Womans University School of Medicine

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  • Materials and Methods
    Flexor tendons on both lower extermities were divided and repaired with mersilene 4-0 in rabbits and after 2,4,6,8, weeks we obtained the pieces of tendons and have studied the histologic changes and measured tensile strength as time passed.
  • Results
    Histologically fibrobalst-like cells were proliferated on the epitenon and migrated into the suture site and produced collagen fibers in the central area. Tensile strength was proportionately increased until 8 weeks and well correlated with histologic findings.
    In conclusion, healing of the repaired tendon was initiated on the surface area and gained tensile strength with time passed.

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