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Treating tendinopathies – are we searching for a needle in a haystack, when we should include the whole haystack?

Kenneth Färnqvist

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Dear Editor,Although the certainty of evidence varies, progressive loading exercise appears effective for pain relief and improved function in both tendinopathies and other pain-related conditions ...

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Dear Editor,Although the certainty of evidence varies, progressive loading exercise appears effective for pain relief and improved function in both tendinopathies and other pain-related conditions ...

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Dear Editor,Although the certainty of evidence varies, progressive loading exercise appears effective for pain relief and improved function in both tendinopathies and other pain-related conditions ...

Key concepts: Haystack, Medicine, Tendinopathy, Physical therapy, Surgery, Computer science, Tendon, World Wide Web

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