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- noun Plural form of
tendinopathy .
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Examples
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Today the injuries usually are referred to as tendinopathies, or diseased tendons.
NYT > Home Page By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS 2010
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But, he said, there are fundamental differences between overuse injuries, such as tendinopathies, and acute wounds, like those created in animal experiments.
NYT > Home Page By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS 2011
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The underlying pathology of tendinopathies is still a mystery.
NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011
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Most tendinopathies are precipitated by overuse and commonly afflict overzealous athletes, amateur and professional alike.
NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011
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Most tendinopathies are precipitated by overuse and commonly afflict overzealous athletes, amateur and professional alike.
NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011
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The underlying pathology of tendinopathies is still a mystery.
NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011
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The pain associated with tendinopathies tends to fall somewhere around a 4 or so on a 10-point scale of pain.
NYT > Home Page By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS 2010
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Vincenzino said, he would suggest that athletes with tennis elbow (and possibly other tendinopathies) think not just once or twice about the wisdom of cortisone shots but "three or four times."
NYT > Home Page By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS 2010
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So the question of whether cortisone shots still make sense as a treatment for tendinopathies, especially tennis elbow, depends, said Dr. Khan, on how you choose "to balance short-term pain relief versus the likelihood" of longer-term negative outcomes.
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