PMID: 9543360Apr 16, 1998Paper

Cellular responses in exertion-induced skeletal muscle injury

Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry
W T Stauber, C A Smith

Abstract

Muscle injury is a common result of muscle exertion caused by overload and over-activity. In this presentation, an attempt was made to discuss models of muscle injury which involve exertion but not excessive strain, although most functional activities of the extremities require some eccentric muscle actions. Muscle injury is characterized by cellular and extracellular matrix responses which appear to be common to all types of muscle trauma -- even in the absence of bleeding. Using tenotomy and functional over-load of the rat hindlimb muscles as examples, illustrations of several of these responses are presented and discussed.

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