Abstract
The healing of living tendons is the result of the combined effects of endogenous and exogenous mechanisms. Biodegradable materials are widely used in the prevention of tendon adhesions caused by exercise-induced tendon injury. Decimeter waves and sodium hyaluronate are common surgical biomaterials to prevent tendon adhesion. This study used the male white Laiheng chicken as the animal model and decimeter waves and sodium hyaluronate as the research object to analyze their effects on controlling and preventing tendon adhesion and promoting tendon healing during sports injury surgery. The study provides evidence indicating that biodegradable materials, decimeter waves, and sodium hyaluronate can encourage the healing of the of the tendon after sports injuries.
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