Many times, runners have tight Achilles' tendons and hamstring tendons, and this can put increased stress on the plantar fascia.
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" - Sarah, 353 "Severed tendons cutting umbrella tag off.
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CHANGE YOUR GRIP Simply switching hands can alleviate overworked tendons.
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His size also means extra stress on joints and tendons.
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Since 23.5, 22.6 NBA players have torn their Achilles tendons.
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Nine months ago, I ruptured both of my quad tendons.
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But years from now, your tendons will thank you for it.
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Well, the BBC explains, you can thank your tendons and ligaments.
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I stroked the tendons and muscles there and repeated the mantra.
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Her right hand is obliterated: frayed tendons, twisted fingers, crushed bones.
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Bridges, like connective tendons, unified the separate buildings into a continuous landscape.
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Once the water reaches the steel reinforcing or tendons, it corrodes them.
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And its stretchiness makes it ideal for certain body parts like tendons.
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Tendons are hard to replace precisely because of their need to stretch.
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Tendons and ligaments tend to stiffen with time, making injuries more likely.
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But with a hand it's tendons, nerves, blood vessels, which are vascularized.
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Selling organs such as hearts, kidneys and tendons for transplant is illegal.
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Finally, in the most severe stage, bone, muscles and tendons are exposed.
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At least two bones, four tendons and two muscles had been snapped.
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Other runners crush out 120 miles a week until their tendons give.
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My doctor, who had me make a painful fist, said that I might have something called De Quervain's Tendinosis, which affects tendons on the thumb side of the wrist and is caused by chronic overuse of those tendons.
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However her the tendons and nerves in her left hand were badly damaged.
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The back-tilted pubis came before the predentary bone or the ossified tendons.
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Surgeons worked to transplant the skin, muscles, tendons, nerves, bone, and blood vessels.
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"In robots, we replace muscles with motors and tendons with springs," Haldane said.
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He explained to Fallon that he had "some torn tendons" that required surgery.
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Some studies have found that light weight-training encourages healing of sore tendons.
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The surgery involves transplanting skin, muscles and tendons, nerves, bone and blood vessels.
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" General Manager Mike Rizzo said that "the tendons are extremely inflamed right now.
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But as the skin and tendons dried, they became much harder to remove.
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Cliffe: They&aposve got special tendons in their hands, which lock into place.
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To see if mimicking the environment in which tendons normally grow would help repaired tendons to heal better than surgery alone, the researchers tested an artificial scaffold embedded with stem cells in a rats with a surgically repaired tendon tear.
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The Morandi bridge is different because it was supported by pre-stressed concrete tendons.
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"This may include tendons that are stronger or ligaments with greater elasticity," said Miah.
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A couple of reasons: first of all, your muscles, your tendons, everything is cold.
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Torn patellar tendons have left a string of football players limping in their wake.
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"Women tend to have somewhat more laxity in their tendons than men," he says.
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Slicing with obsidian, I peeled the fur off and then the muscle and tendons.
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In the biomechanics of pitching, this is all the ligaments and tendons can take.
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Like the galago, SALTO stores energy in its legs in the form of stretchy tendons.
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Because such players tend to be larger, they put more weight on their fragile tendons.
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Those tendons come off the doors to help route air to into the V8 engine.
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"I'm utilizing regenerative cells to regenerate and repair joints, tendons, and ligaments," Raj tells us.
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But a serious injury to his tendons ended his playing career in his early 20s.
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Collagen is a protein found in tissues such as tendons, skin, blood vessels and bones.
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Potential materials for tendons include polyester-wrapped quilting thread, pure silk yarn and nylon monofilament.
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Shifting light veneered its chest, and tendons stood out from the scrollwork of its legs.
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The surgeons acted fast and were able to repair my sundered tendons with tiny stents.
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These side effects mainly involved muscles, tendons and bones and the nervous system, it added.
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This speed limit probably is not imposed by the strength of our bones and tendons.
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Once the bones, skin and tendons had had time to dry out, they extracted the marrow.
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"Someone young," he suggests, "with joints and bones and tendons more flexy and bendy than mine."
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Zaza Pachulia is looking to rupture tendons but he sucks and plays 14 minutes a night.
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She sustained injuries to tendons in all four fingers and the thumb on her left hand.
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"I was on really high-powered meds, so they ate holes in my tendons," she says.
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Sounds like Andi's case is a pretty bad one -- doctors had to reattach tendons and nerves.
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The risk of infection was real, but he said the artery and primary tendons were intact.
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During his first year, he tore tendons in his knee when a steel frame hit him.
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I stretched both Achilles' tendons badly enough that I couldn't play — or run — for six months.
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Hugh used that technology to understand how tendons, ligaments, and muscles worked in the human leg.
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The tendons and muscles around there have to be really built up to even attempt that.
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A bullet wound on her upper arm, which had injured two tendons, would take more time.
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It is illegal to buy or sell organs such as hearts, kidneys and tendons for transplant.
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Several times a week, she stretched his muscles and tendons in his neck, back and legs.
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She had been in a medically induced coma, with bandages covering exposed tendons and muscles, police said.
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The tendons, nerves and ligaments which provide normal functioning for a cat's paw are often completely severed.
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Yeah, Brady has been nursing his achilles tendons in the sheepskin-lined slippers for some time now.
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Traction between tendons or ligaments where they are attached to the bone can cause this, Meister said.
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This motion, researchers argued, causes bone growth in the connecting tendons on the back of the neck.
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By 50 years in, your tissues will have liquefied and disappeared, leaving behind mummified skin and tendons.
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Overuse inflames the tendons and their protective sheaths, which causes pain along the thumb side of the wrist.
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I played on it until I was about 18, but then started to develop problems with my tendons.
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Former "Bachelorette" star Andi Dorfman says doctors needed to reattach tendons after she accidentally gave herself "avocado hand."
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I can still hear bones cracking and tendons snapping as if my knee injury occurred mere seconds ago.
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Over time, her muscles, tendons, ligaments and other connective tissues are turning to bone, forming a second skeleton.
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Powerfully muscled, Razana had deep, massive jaws and strong teeth like fangs for crunching through tendons and bones.
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Muscles, tendons, ligaments and nerves play an essential and more clearly established role in many chronic pain conditions.
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Alex introduced Tom to pliability training, which lengthens and softens the muscles to relieve the pressure on tendons.
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During that time, I endured two shoulder separations, a dislocated kneecap and several snapped tendons in my hand.
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After six months of intensive exercise to remediate my intensive exercise, my tendons relaxed and my cramps diminished.
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The tendons are made from bundles of steel wires tightened to produce compressive strength and then encased in concrete.
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"I had some torn tendons and I had to get surgery on it, so I'm recovering," said Ventimiglia, 39.
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Myers was bit in the leg by an adult great white shark and several of his tendons were severed.
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I had spent 13 years training my cardiovascular system but had cared little for my joints, tendons, or ligaments.
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According to researchers, the galago's ability to store energy in its tendons accounts for its super-crouch jumping capability.
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He is 83 now, hobbled by back problems and surgically repaired but-never-quite-the-same torn quadriceps tendons.
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His neck followed the head, tendons straining, and then his chest, his half-unbuttoned, sweaty, gray-and-brown shirt.
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The hadrosaur, named "Dakota," was nearly complete and had preserved much of its bone, soft tissues, tendons and ligaments.
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According to co-founders Filipe Quinaz and Vitor Crespo, the glove contains a "mesh" of artificial tendons and sensors.
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At times, there can be long-lasting damage to muscles, tendons, nerves and bones in the area as well.
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They've braved snow and mountains, and most of all their own injuries: blisters, sore ankles and nagging Achilles tendons.
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It provides structure and support to tissues, including skin, hair and nails, as well as muscle, bone, cartilage and tendons.
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In lower temps, he tells me, the risk of injury to muscle tendons that aren't properly stretched can increase significantly.
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Tendons don't have much blood supply, they heal slowly, and they scar instead of generating a brand-new, healthy tendon.
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I tore some tendons and the nerve cord around my big toe, which is pretty important for balance and walking.
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It's also separate from the harvesting of tendons or bones from cadavers to repair joints in the injured or ailing.
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"We're seeing significant tissue injury as well as damage to the mouth or the hands and the tendons," Dr.Brownson said.
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As for her injuries, Kvitova underwent surgery to repair damage to the tendons in her left hand and 2 nerves.
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While tendinitis can occur in any of your tendons, it's most common around your shoulders, elbows, wrists, knees and heels.
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Orthopedists have believed for years that torn tendons or ligaments put patients, no matter how young, at risk for arthritis.
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But with fish with a lot of tendons, you need to do it a bit thicker just to make sure.
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But a plate of braised calf tendons, if you took out soy sauce, was indistinguishable from the Roman dish nervetti.
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It is as if somebody is inserting acids into a body that eats away at the ligaments and the tendons.
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These cells secrete a hormone that instructs connective tissues throughout the body — skin, bone, muscle, tendons — to start growing again.
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Jumpers risk injury to tendons and ligaments on their front end from landing and trying to balance coming off jumps.
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Lefty Rodríguez suffered two ripped tendons in his arm after the hurricane blew open the front door of his house.
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Short for "iliotibial bands," these thick tendons on the outside of the thighs help stabilize you when you are standing.
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Velocity, Fleisig says, is dependent on the ligaments and tendons that bring and hold together the joints in an elbow.
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Plus, the all-important interior texture was pretty close to the interwoven tendons of animal meat as it could get.
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Unless you recently had an accident that tore tendons (if you did, work with your physical therapist to learn exercises that can safely heal and strengthen your shoulder), the root of your shoulder issues is probably that the muscles and tendons around your shoulder are too weak, or because you're too flexible, Chen says.
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If you have a muscle strain, you've torn the actual muscle fibers or the tendons that connect the muscle to bone.
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Fibromyalgia is considered a rheumatic disease like arthritis because it impairs joints and soft fibrous tissues like muscles, ligaments and tendons.
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And your tendons and ligaments are short bands of connective tissue that link your bones and muscles together at those joints.
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He explained that he risked further serious injury - and a likely tear of his wrist tendons - if he continued to play.
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The team is designing an automated process that adds tendons, which can connect to harder motors, in order to create movement.
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You can see how your stomach moves along and changes during each turn, how your muscles tense up, and tendons stretch.
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Some were mutilated — tendons cut, faces branded — as warnings not to try again, and to others not to try at all.
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The young woman was buried as a "horseman," which includes a specific grave tradition of cutting the tendons in the legs.
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Right now, there's not an easy way to fix them, and replacement often means taking tendons from another part of the body.
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Again, tight hamstring tendons force a runner to overpower the hamstring with the quadriceps, increasing strain on the patellar tendon, causing pain.
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These injuries are often cuts on the palm or side of the fingers, cuts which can straight-up sever tendons and nerves.
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Raptors were known for having long, stiff tails that helped provide balance and allowed for greater speed, stabilized by bones and tendons.
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She spent 10 minutes doing bodywork on my ankle, kneading at the tendons, then spent another 10 minutes on my calf muscle.
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She next plans to add sensors, motors and components that act like tendons, which will help create a wider range of behaviors.
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Many also bore cut marks, probably from when ancient people cut away the skin and tendons to get to the bone underneath.
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He determined I have undifferentiated spondyloarthritis, an auto-inflammatory disease that affects the spine, joints, and where tendons and ligaments attach to bone.
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If players with torn Achilles tendons suffered no long-lasting effects, their BPM as a group after returning should roughly match these predictions.
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Heather Ratcliff of Petaluma, California, suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a degenerative disease; her tendons and ligaments do not properly secure her bones.
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The effect was so powerful that the tendons in my knees and ankles would ache from the increased force they were dealing with.
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Throwing too hard, too often, with improper mechanics, at too young an age — all of those factors can damage developing ligaments and tendons.
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Then, using materials like cardboard and flexible drinking straws, they'll each create a monstrous hand while learning how real muscles and tendons function.
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"When I started my training in the '80s it was more 'we'll fix it and immobilize it' (but) tendons like to move," she said.
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A doctor diagnosed her with an inflammation in the tendons in her hand — and recommended she quit the job or the pain wouldn't stop.
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Then, when the robot needs to let go, the motors loosen the tendons, moving the pads in the opposite direction for an easy release.
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Tendons are also replicated using more Spectra springs, which are sheathed in yet more latex sheets, just as soft tissue surrounds a normal tendon.
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Combined, they can help slow down the disease; steroids can maintain muscle strength, while regular stretching can help prevent muscles and tendons from tightening.
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This area of the body is composed of complex system of muscles, ligaments, tendons, disks and bones, which all coordinate to support the body.
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Collagen is the main structural protein in animals — humans included — and plays a vital role in tissues like bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilage and skin.
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This "dino mummy" is one of the most important discoveries of its kind: It was found with a layer of preserved skin and tendons.
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In service of the bottom line of these universities, these young men have wrenched shoulders, twisted knees, broken ribs, and ripped ligaments and tendons.
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Replace the steel cables in weight-lifting machines with large elastic cords, whose slack and stretch will exercise your ligaments and tendons in particular.
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But he noted that because we don't know how the tendons, ligaments and cartilage caps were attached to its limbs, we can't be sure.
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He tapped the tendons behind his ankles and the ligaments in his forearms, but he couldn't elicit the normal jerks of an intact reflex.
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The firm had its origins in the University of Tokyo's robotics lab, where engineers built bio-inspired robot legs with metal bones, muscles, and tendons.
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Standing desks allow you to be in an upright position, strengthening your bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments by straining them — but in a good way.
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There are no tendons that hold it in place, so he can turn his hand 360 degrees and keep turning it 720 and so on.
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At the University of Pennsylvania, doctors who specialize in studying tendons and ligaments are now researching the cervix to determine how it affects preterm labor.
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When they come up from that posture, all of the energy stored in their tendons gets released very quickly, allowing them to make huge jumps.
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"We took the idea from the actuation of the hand, where we used tendons to actually move the finger back and forth," Linn told me.
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Organs that can be transplanted include the heart, lungs, liver, kidney, pancreas, and small bowel, and some other tissues like the cornea, tendons, and skin.
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Liposarcoma affects fat cells in soft tissues such as muscles, tendons, blood vessels, lymph vessels and nerves, and the tumor cannot be removed through surgery.
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They included a quiver containing just two arrowheads and a dozen unfinished arrow shafts, several antler points and a bundle of sinew, or animal tendons.
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Kvitova, who plays tennis left-handed, had damage to the tendons in her left hand, along with injuries to all five fingers and two nerves.
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"A big unknown is how do the muscle and tendons in the body react and adapt to external assistance from a wearable robot," said Walsh.
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I had a broken left arm with large bite wounds that had shredded the forearm muscle, damaged nerves, and torn two tendons away from the muscle.
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Exploratory surgery was needed to re-open all the wounds, cleanse them, determine the damage, and repair the torn muscles, then re-attach the severed tendons.
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Her husband had recently sliced three tendons while working on his parents' barn when a metal sheet slipped off the roof and sheared his right wrist.
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Sagan believes this combination of materials strangely evokes the look and texture of flesh, tendons, and muscles that wind their way through human and animal bodies.
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"Feeling the panic rise within me, I watched in horror as my hands were twisted into useless claws by tendons that threatened to snap," he writes.
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He's careful to add, however, that in his opinion, an easy, low-intensity run can put less stress on the tendons than the high-intensity kind.
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Swiveling pendulum drums massage the tendons of a melody that sounds like Depeche Mode tucked away inside Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron's We're New Here.
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In the mosquito-ridden migrants' settlement where her family lives, Vaishnavi coughed incessantly: Her face was red, and the tendons on her neck were popping out.
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In essence, the building is like a body: The window frames are the skeleton; the travertine stone, the flesh, and Ms. van Herpen's ribbon as tendons.
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But first he offered her the opportunity to behold the source of her radiating pain: a band of tendons that looked like pale pink ribbon candy.
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Czech tennis star Kvitova sustained injuries to the tendons in the fingers and thumb or her left hand when the attacker stabbed her at her apartment.
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With "Hacksaw" (about Desmond T. Doss, a World War II conscientious objector who served in battle without weapons), there were so many bloody limbs and tendons.
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Gently rub your fingers up and down the inner elbow crease, where veins are closer to the surface and held in place by tendons and muscle.
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When you wrap it, it breaks down that collagen, all those inside tendons and stuff, so when you slice it, it's perfectly pink all the way through.
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Some of the bodies bore marks of age, having been in the lab for four or five years, and student curiosity — frayed nerves, thinning tendons, torn veins.
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When the gripper approaches a surface, the motors make tendons inside the robot tighten, causing the hairy pads to move together in the right direction to stick.
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First clinicians palpated (felt with their hands) the painful hip and had participants perform a series of movements applying weight or pressure to the joint and tendons.
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Czech tennis star Kvitova sustained injuries to the tendons in the fingers and thumb or her left hand during the attack at her apartment in December 2016.
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However, some people are able to stretch their tendons and ligaments far beyond what the rest of us are capable of, without special training or much discomfort.
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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, or EDS, is a group of inherited disorders that affect the body's connective tissues – the skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments that hold us together.
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The cuts are less clean so they can be harder to stitch or repair; it's also not hard to sever tendons or nerves with an immersion blender.
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But if we do, you are likely to reinjure your tendons and rupture them again and then you're going to be right back where you started from.
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After a match, my Achilles tendons felt like hawsers on a rusty barge, and as I clomped back to work I'd get passed by map-consulting tourists.
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According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, musculoskeletal disorders—which range from carpal tunnel syndrome to tendonitis—negatively affect the muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments, and tendons.
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Aldrin, who was born with congenital knee dislocation, is learning how to walk after undergoing a 4-hour surgery to repair and realign his tendons, joints and bones.
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A service member temporarily assigned to the mortuary reported that he saw Zwicharowski manipulate the tendons of the arm so that the middle finger mimicked an obscene gesture.
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A new study of children's soccer injuries released Monday in the journal Pediatrics found soaring rates of concussions, broken bones, lacerations, torn tendons and ankle sprains since 22014.
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Nadal hasn't played since he was forced to quit the French Open before the third round after damaging tendons in his left wrist, missing Wimbledon in the process.
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The human pelvis, hips, knees and all of the stabilizing muscles and tendons in between work together to keep us steady and standing up, most of the time.
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And many of the increasing pitching injuries are because of damaged ligaments or tendons, particularly the torn ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow that requires Tommy John surgery.
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People seem to think that if kicking is allowed it's going to result in sliced tendons, but the opportunities to kick pucks are so few and far between.
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Yes, they're just pixels, but their bodies move with an organic logic, as if connected by the muscles and tendons you can see moving under their porous skin.
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The non-motorized exoskeletons are worn like a harness, with carbon fiber rods acting as artificial tendons — bending when the wearer squats, and springing back when they stand up.
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Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP) is an extremely rare genetic condition that causes muscle tissue, tendons, and ligaments to be replaced by bone, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Tricking is a young sport favored by young people, especially ones whose tendons and ligaments do not wither vicariously at the sight of hard-landing flips, kicks, and spins.
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During his time on the lam, he'd shaved off his mustache, and he looked wild-eyed and skeletal with liver-spotted skin and neck tendons taut as rubber bands.
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Still, it's kind of awkward; ridges in the neck look like stretched tendons, and the two handles don't engage the neck at all, but emerge from the hunched shoulders.
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But so far, none of those proposals—neither the nanoparticle-based ones or the one that would have used collagen found in bovine tendons—has made it to market.
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Because tendons are made mainly of collagen fibers, with few cells, they have little capacity for regeneration on their own, Laurencin's team writes in the online journal PLoS ONE.
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The roboglove halves the amount of force needed Pressure sensors in the glove detect when the user is holding an object, triggering synthetic tendons that strengthen the users' grip.
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The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.
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It also increases sleep need for recovering and improving body tissues such as muscles, tendons, and organs related to respiration and blood flow, and it improves mood, he added.
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When I met with Diego and Raúl in their family home in February, Diego was still in a cast so that his torn tendons and bone fractures could heal.
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There was no shrapnel lodged inside, no ligaments or tendons torn, and an X-ray at the hospital in Erbil later that night showed no signs of broken bones.
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Of course, the whole thing played out during the broadcast of the show Monday night -- when Lewis revealed he tore 3 tendons in his foot and would need surgery.
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Depending on a dog&aposs body shape, the design of these harnesses can potentially result in chafing under the armpits and stress on muscles and tendons in the forelimbs.
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Cobalt leaking from the ASR hip had caused a condition called metallosis, destroying not only local muscle, tendons and ligaments, but harming Dr. Tower's heart and brain as well.
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"It will start to become larger, then it will invade the lower tissue and fatty layer under the skin and it may involve the muscle, tendons, and bone," Eiras said.
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Even back in 250, a study found that around 262% of road bridges in Europe had some sort of defect, particularly corrosion of their steel reinforcing or pre-stressed tendons.
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The twice Wimbledon champion suffered badly damaged tendons in her left hand after she was attacked by a knife-wielding intruder in her home in the Czech Republic in December.
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"They are able to observe how you walk and sit and stand, and grasp what your posture and gait say about your muscles, tendons, and ligaments," she writes in Crooked.
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Carter, playing his second game after missing 55 games following surgery to repair torn tendons in his left ankle, finally got the Kings on the scoreboard with 7:32 remaining.
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"Popeye" sign occurs when one of the tendons that connects the biceps to the shoulder tears, partially or completely, resulting in a visible bulge of the muscle underneath the skin.
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She was bleeding from her lungs, had broken ribs and injuries to tendons and muscles in her arms, said Dr. Igor Nichiporenko, the chief of trauma at Broward Health North.
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I was told it would involve removing tendons from my forearm to attach to my clitoris, then taking skin from my ass and molding it into something resembling a dick.
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After 3 hours 20133 minutes, doctors had repaired tendons in all five digits of her left hand as well as two nerves, Kvitova's spokeswoman, Katie Spellman, said in a statement.
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Toronto left winger Ilya Mikheyev will be out at least three months after surgery to repair an artery and tendons in his wrist that were severed during the game Friday.
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BuzzFeed also did some sleuthing and found that the diagram the meme comes from is actually a way to diagnose de Quervain's tendonitis, an inflammation of the tendons in your thumb.
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Daniele Zonta, a civil-engineering expert at the University of Strathclyde, in Britain, says that since the opening of the bridge in 2564 the tendons have required continuous monitoring and maintenance.
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Median salary: $773,277Growth outlook: 2510% These healthcare workers treat patients who are having issues with their nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments or tendons and reduce pain by making spinal adjustments or manipulations.
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The operations Lee had performed were enormously complex, lasting 10 to 15 hours and requiring microsurgery to connect dozens of tendons, muscles, bones, nerves, and vessels sometimes no bigger than vermicelli.
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Terrell Owens went under the knife for a stem cell treatment to help repair his joints, tendons and ligaments ... and TMZ Sports was invited into the operating room for the procedure!!!
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With my father's rock pick I gouged at the dull, bristly hide of the nearest mummifying kangaroo, prizing apart bones and leathery tendons, mouth-breathing through the nausea all the while.
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Five cables — made of as many as 13 half-inch-diameter steel strands — were placed alongside three major beams, like tendons and bone, with six smaller cables placed alongside the joists.
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Based on the cut marks on the bones, people extracted the marrow after a few weeks, after the bones and their covering of skin and tendons had time to dry out.
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While some of the masks do look like the muscles and tendons that might be exposed if facial skin were removed, the production of the work goes deeper than appearances alone.
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Whether it is performed by laser or the old-fashioned way, it's a surgery during which nearly all of the cat's first toe bones, along with the tendons and ligaments, are removed.
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Whether it is performed by laser or the old-fashioned way, it's a surgery during which nearly all of the cat's first-toe bones, along with the tendons and ligaments, are removed.
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The designs are informed by the geometrical and material logics that underlie the human musculoskeletal system; specifically, the complex structure of muscles, connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments that modulate the human voice.
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The tendons in his middle and ring fingers on his right hand were soon so swollen that they would click and lock in a closed position—a condition known as trigger finger.
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Dr. Jeff Dugas was testing the strength of knee ligaments and used a knee joint off of which he had stripped the skin and muscle, exposing only the ligaments, tendons and bones.
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Mr. Collins had largely been away from tennis since tearing tendons in his left leg in a fall at his hotel room while attending the 19773 United States Open in New York.
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The many muscles and tendons that would have controlled the fingers are gone, and with them the ability to sense exactly how the user wants to flex or extend their artificial digits.
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She spent unpaid time every week reading texts and emails from colleagues looking for substitutes and once, while teaching a class, a decorative buddha fell and severed the tendons in her foot.
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Two months later — after Cespedes returned for one game — his season was shut down so he could undergo operations on his heels to remove bone spurs and calcification near the Achilles' tendons.
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Knee stability is defined as the not only the ability to bend, but also how "wiggly" the knee is due to loose tendons, and also takes into account clicking and grinding sounds.
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The strength of a secondary emergency spillway could be an issue, Stork said, as well as potentially broken and cracked "anchor tendons" that are integral for raising and lowering the spillway gates.
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The kangaroo rat is likely using the tendons in its lower leg—similar to our Achilles tendon—to store energy and release it quickly, allowing it to jump quickly and evade the strike.
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The glove contains electronic tendons that can help the hand open and close and even perform basic motions and a sensor tells doctors and users about their pull strength, dexterity, and other metrics.
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Besides these differences in genetics and exercise history, "we are also anatomically surprisingly diverse when it comes to our bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles," said Jeppe Bo Lauersen, a researcher in Copenhagen.
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Four teams of doctors at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, in collaboration with Penn Medicine, worked on Harvey for nearly eleven hours, carefully attaching bones and blood vessels, nerves and muscles, tendons and skin.
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The recipients included one project that aimed to put a modern twist on traditional lambskin condoms by using collagen fibers from bovine tendons, which they hoped would replicate the feel of human skin.
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In recent years, scientists have examined biopsies from both people and animals with supposed tendinitis and found few if any signs of inflammation in the tendons, the tissues that connect muscles to bones.
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The patterns led the team to believe that the early humans were well acquainted with the lion's anatomy and knew exactly where to cut to sever the skin from the tendons and ligaments.
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My boxing practice and my relationships, they both tend to rip away layers I've positioned to guard me, revealing muscles and tendons and pieces of soul that haven't been used in a while.
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A life-size man leaning into his shovel so spare and graceful he might be dancing; its blood-red musculature and tendons glow like stained and burnished wood but are actually painted plaster.
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At first, they only needed to make a couple of quick cuts to sever the tendons from the ends of the bone, and then they could peel away skin and tendon pretty easily.
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When you flip the shoe over, the outsole features an interesting design that intends to "map the bones and tendons of your foot to help it bend and move naturally," according to Altra.
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The Wing, which Nike refers to as "sun shades" instead of sunglasses so they sound cooler, feature a lightweight but reinforced frame which is apparently inspired by the tendons in your arms and legs.
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He, too, is coming off an injury, strained shoulder tendons sustained during the recent Champions League final, but is likely to play in Egypt's first game, against Uruguay, on Friday, when he turns 26.
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One example of that is Geltor, which is designed to be less expensive than gelatin — which involves boiling the skin, tendons, bones from cows and pigs in a vat — as well as cruelty-free.
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" Particularly relevant to the topic of abortion, Ezekiel goes on to write that a pile of bones, tendons, flesh and skin – with "no breath in them" – only "came to life" after "breath entered them.
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It was among the best sashimi I've ever had: the textures were unlike anything I've eaten, the flavors were more subtle and any chewy tendons and ligaments had been worn into nothing over time.
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The wisdom gleaned from his pet cat came to him, he said, as he was wrestling with the mountain lion — his wrist in its jaws, its teeth audibly grinding through his ligaments and tendons.
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Extending nearly 60 feet in length under the hush of artificial moonlight, it depicts a remnant of the uprooted elm, its fallen branches resembling the exposed tendons and calcified bone of a flayed human arm.
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I suggest going to the emergency room or calling your doctor, as it's important to be evaluated by a hand specialist to make sure you don't have any injuries to nerves, vessels, tendons or bones.
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It can take weeks to months to build a solid cardiorespiratory (heart and lungs) and musculoskeletal (muscle, joints, tendons) foundation, especially if you've been inactive or are starting a new or more intense exercise program.
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In fact, about 15% of people won't even have it—if you flex your wrist and cup your hand, you may see two prominent tendons pop out in front of your forearm just before the wrist.
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"While shod running leads to more injuries at the plantar fascia, knee, hip and back, barefoot runners were more prone to be injured at the Achilles tendon and other tendons of the lower extremity," he said.
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"A part of the bomb went into my leg and fractured my bone into pieces - it cut into my nerves and tendons," he said through an interpreter, insisting he wasn't scared when the bombs fell overhead.
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This is a series of muscles and tendons that act sort of like an elastic band keeping your upper arm attached to your shoulder while also allowing it to move in a wide range of motion.
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In fact, collagen is "the main structural protein that forms the connective tissue throughout our body, from skin to bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments," said Dr. Shari Marchbein, a board-certified dermatologist based in New York.
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But for some reason, many people who generally avoid seafood tend to find their peace with shrimp, a compact creature with stringy tendons that morphs from a sickly gray to a pleasant pink shade when cooked.
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"Gelatin formed as a result of the transformation of the bones, skin and tendons of a judicially impure animal is pure, and it is judicially permissible to eat it," the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences ruled.
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She said she would do a combination of ring work, galloping up and down hills to build stamina and swimming to build lung capacity and cardiac recovery without putting additional strain on the ligaments and tendons.
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It is chicken, skewered and grilled over charcoal, and you must specify the precise part of the anatomy that interests you: hearts, gizzards, livers, skin from the neck or the belly, tenderloins or tendons, for starters.
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Thanks to quick thinking, bear spray, training, and the will to live, I survived—after hiking three miles out of the mountains with a broken arm, severed tendons, dozens of puncture wounds, and a severely lacerated scalp.
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"Over the course of my career, my stunt double (and cousin) Tanoai Reed has broken multiple bones, severed tendons, torn ligaments & just been an overall dominating bad ass achieving several 'Stuntman of the Year' honors," Johnson said.
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The answer—as far as we know—is not cow heaven, but rather rendering plants where their meat is processed and shipped away; their bones, tendons, and blood are discarded; and their fats and greases are recycled.
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Users flood the site with skeleton memes, including skeleton wellness content (they're great at yoga, with none of those pesky tight leg tendons in the way), mobs of skeleton justice warriors and even bland motivational skeleton wisdom.
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A doctor and a nurse dispense ibuprofen, pop blisters when necessary and even give shots of lidocaine to ailing tendons (a small dose that is meant to get a faltering competitor moving and does not last long).
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The darkest moment of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a montage of Bruce Wayne, played by an emotive rectangle of muscle and tendons known as Ben Affleck, prepping for his Superman fight by doing CrossFit.
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Outside, the more corrections you have to make for running over curbs, up and down hills, and over rough ground, the more you are forced to use different muscles and tendons, so you're less likely to damage them.
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Remnants of the bone can stay in the paw, and since most of a cat's weight is borne on its front paws, cut tendons, nerves and blood vessels mean the paws cannot be used in a normal way.
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They followed a muscle that attaches to all primates' hands for mobility, but were surprised to find tiny tendons also connecting it to the palm and a nubby bone between the thumb and wrist with a cartilaginous extension.
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So she had been able to watch as Dr. Ilyas first sliced into her swollen right wrist, tugged gently at skin flaps, and then opened a small bloody crater, exposing the inflamed sheath that had trapped her tendons.
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For example, Simmons does a lot of dumbbell work, which allows him to change his hand placement throughout the workout, keeping ligaments and tendons safe while working the muscles in his arms in a variety of different ways.
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"Tool use on fresh bones leaves unmistakable patterns, as knives cut across the surface of the bones when cutting away flesh or as large tools chop down to cut ligaments and tendons to break apart limbs," Hansford told Gizmodo.
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The financial hub should courageously jump into the ocean of the world's economy and fight the storms to build strong tendons and strengthen the bones, Xi said on a tour in Shanghai ahead of an import fair next week.
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Fatty deposits of cholesterol, called xanthomas, can often appear in the skin or tendons — usually by age 10 for those with homozygous FH. These deposits, which look like warts, can also appear on the eyelids, knees, heels, or elbows.
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With a torso that reveals his rib cage, bony shoulders, and even sinewy tendons and veins, the Emaciated Buddha is the standout of the 38 lots, which all arrive from a European's family collection founded in the 19th century.
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"Declawing a cat is not like getting a mani/pedi, it's a brutal surgical procedure that involves removing the first bone of the cat's toe and part of the tendons and muscles," Rosenthal said in a statement provided to CNN.
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"Powerlifting helps children develop connective tissue, including ligaments and tendons, muscles and bones, and also helps to build a foundational strength," said Tom DeLong, the director of science education for the National Council for Certified Personal Trainers (NCCPT) and the USPA.
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A trailer for the Resident Evil 2 remake offered some zombie mayhem that was positively gag-worthy: an extreme close-up of a man getting his throat ripped out, down to the tendons of his neck snapping with bloody tension.
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"Over the course of my career, my stunt double (and cousin) Tanoai Reed has broken multiple bones, severed tendons, torn ligaments & just been an overall dominating bad ass achieving several "Stuntman of the Year" honors," Johnson wrote along with the video.
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But none of that is going to be possible, certainly not in a long run, unless you're stretching and really taking care of those muscles and tendons to make sure they're healthy and they're not as likely to get injured.
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The tears repaired with stitches alone continued to show disorganized tissue 12 weeks after surgery, while tendons appeared much more normal after repair using the approach that combines advanced scaffold material with cells to engineer ideal conditions for tissue regeneration.
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" If the Soviet Union was, as its defenders often said, an experiment, for Koestler it was an experiment gone wrong, in which "the experimenters have flayed the test person alive and left him facing history with exposed tissue, muscles, and tendons.
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Plus, experts point to the other exercise benefits from sex: the stretching of muscles and tendons, the flexing of joints and the increase of respiration, heart rate and blood pressure that in a healthy man or woman can energize the body.
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On his final visit, while he was waiting on the airfield for his ride out of the country, enemy mortar threw him against a wall meant to fortify the area, damaging his back and tearing all the tendons in his shoulders.
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One man, rather overdressed in a black doublet with a white shirt collar and white sleeves accenting his head and hands uses a pair of forceps to hold the corpse's exposed arm muscles and tendons stretched away from the bones beneath.
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The safety committee — made up of health experts, union leaders, and workers — said the pain workers described is likely a sign that they're developing musculoskeletal disorders, which are injuries to the joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and tendons from repetitive strain and exertion.
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Kvitova was listed as one of the tournament favorites, largely due to her triumph in Birmingham last month in her second tournament back after an attacker, in her home in the Czech Republic, left her with badly damaged tendons in her left hand.
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I tend to write these pieces when the team is not just behaving badly—dithering or cutting corners or sniping out anonymous quotes for unfathomable reasons or being shortsighted and willfully thick about other people's flexor tendons and rotator cuffs—but playing badly.
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There's something called Finkelstein's test that indicates whether someone is at risk for de Quervain's"—an inflammatory disease that causes pain in the tendons in your thumb that extend down to the wrist—"and using that, we found a high number of positives.
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"The soft close automatic mechanism and motor pulled the driver's door firmly, and not 'so softly' pulverized the bone structure, and crushed the flesh, nerves, blood vessels, tendons, and musculature of the distal portion of [Levy]'s right thumb," the lawsuit reads.
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Just as trail running and hiking better engage your lower-body joints and muscles than straight-ahead, level-ground locomotion, the up-and-down and side-to-side movements of dance may likewise activate and train many of your body's little support muscles and tendons.
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Though much of the early focus of public health officials centered on children born with microcephaly, there is concern that the virus could cause a host of other developmental problems, including brain and eye abnormalities, shortened or hardened muscles and tendons, and neurological impairment.
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I spend the hours of 10PM to 12AM scrolling through Twitter on my phone until the tendons in between my thumb and index finger pop and scream, the pain eventually knocking me out, a biological defense mechanism that induces sleep to save the body from total destruction.
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"For tattoo artists, hair stylists or anybody holding a device with the tendons contracted and potentially flexing or holding against resistance, that nerve might be getting compressed over time," says Shawn Roll, assistant professor of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at the University of Southern California.
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Bone broth is derived from the parts of an animal that can't be eaten, such as the bones, skin, tendons, ligaments, marrow, and feet, which are usually simmered down for a few days, explains Courtney Dunn, MS, RD, CDN, CNSC, a dietitian/nutritionist in New York City.
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"If you've got a kid and you do everything to make him max out at 100 miles per hour, his muscles have been trained to do it, his bones can handle it, his brain can handle it — his ligaments and tendons cannot handle it," Fleisig said.
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And still, even as their movements grew stiff and their tendons tight, when they were gasping for breath and it looked as though they could not possibly give any more, they kept going, kept chasing, kept running: past England, into the World Cup final, into history.
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But as this notoriously flamboyant performer slowly returns to the stage — after a left-hand injury in 2017 stalled his career for over a year — he also wants to make it known that his rehabilitation has been more than just a matter of tendons and ligaments.
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It is a depressingly modern condition in which the tendons around the thumb inflame as a result of repetitive strain — in my case because I had, for hours a day over years of a life, tapped that right-hand digit onto the glass of my smartphone.
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GSK's head of oncology Axel Hoos said the company had seen compelling data for the NY-ESO investigational cell therapy in synovial sarcoma, which usually develops in cells around joints and tendons, and it will capitalize on its in-house cell and gene therapy capabilities to support its development.
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HANGRY WOMAN CALLS POLICE BECAUSE HER PIZZA WAS TAKING TOO LONG And despite its silly-sounding name, former "Bachelorette" Andi Dorfman's confirmed just how bad a case of "avocado hand" can get, after she shared news on Instagram that doctors needed to reattach the tendons and nerves in her hand.
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Art Books ANATOMY Exploring the Human Body By Phaidon Editors BODY The Photography Book By Nathalie Herschdorfer In 1895, when the German physicist Wilhelm Röntgen discovered mysterious rays that could pass through muscles, tendons and skin, he trained these invisible beams of light onto his wife's fingers and wedding bands.
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Right now it's hard for you to imagine a pro-football-viewing public that doesn't prefer the five-wide, spread-out offenses of today, but that's only because you don't realize that we're just a couple years away from letting defenders carry homemade implements to snip the Achilles' tendons of opposing receivers.
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She couldn't imagine people helping the man who had tortured her, so instead she prayed for angels—masculine angels with wings like those of powerful birds or bats, strong and leathery, the tendons and bones visible—who would wrap him in those wings and the wings would speak to him and hold him.
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According to some reports, Nikitin may have been a ringleader in one of the most infamous recent episodes of hooligan violence on the international stage, when coordinated groups of Russian supporters laid waste to a much larger contingent of English fans in the French city of Marseille, leaving two Englishmen in a coma and another with slashed Achilles tendons.
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It is, without a doubt, the most iconic controller ever made: Its joystick's ridges have left permanent scars in the palms of enthusiastic Mario Party players; its ergonomic design improved the flexibility and strength of my hand's tendons as my thumb stretched from the left handle to the joystick that triumphantly rises from the center of the gamepad.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In a glittering narrow room carved from a century-old building, the chef Ryan Smith creates precise tasting menus and à la carte dishes that may include a snack of flash-fried beef tendons and courses built from scallops, preserved maitake mushrooms and baby collard greens or charred turnips tossed with 'nduja vinaigrette and wheat berries.
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Corpses typically pass through five stages of decomposition: fresh, when cells begin to burst; bloat, when pent-up gases cause the body to expand and turn from flesh-colored to green to black; active decomposition, in which tissues turn to liquid and maggots eat what they can; advanced decomposition, where hardier bugs tackle tendons; and ultimately, skeletal decay, where bones begin to disintegrate.
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But with reassuring words from his wife, Jepson somehow regained his footing on the run despite a multitude of maladies: a "golf-ball-sized" blood blister on his foot he eventually popped, a shin splint, ankle tendons so sore they needed to be stabilized by duct tape, and bruising and chafing on the bottoms of his feet that made every step searing.
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"It's hard for someone who's not a doctor to know which wounds need stitches and which don't, but the majority will heal without treatment," says Sean McGann, MD, an emergency medicine physician at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. That said, an especially deep cut could result in damaged nerves or tendons, and, of course, heavy bleeding that won't stop is always an emergency.
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