Tensile Strength Properties of Achilles Tendon Systems in Trained and Untrained Rabbits

Andrus Viidik

doi:10.3109/17453676908989506

January 1, 1969Acta Orthopaedica ScandinavicaOpen Access

Tensile Strength Properties of Achilles Tendon Systems in Trained and Untrained Rabbits

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This research aims to compare the tensile strength properties of Achilles tendon systems in trained versus untrained rabbits.
Trained and untrained rabbits were studied to measure Achilles tendon tensile strength.
Mechanical tests were conducted to assess the properties of the tendon systems.
Trained rabbits exhibited significantly higher tensile strength compared to untrained rabbits (exact metrics not provided).
The difference in tensile strength suggests that training enhances tendon properties.

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Compares tensile strength in Achilles tendon systems between trained and untrained rabbits, suggesting training affects tendon properties.

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(1969). Tensile Strength Properties of Achilles Tendon Systems in Trained and Untrained Rabbits. Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 261-272.

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