EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE MODE OF THE HEALING OF TENDON IN VARYING REGIONS OF PARALYSIS (2)

Abstract

Reparative processes of injuries of tendon are the rapid formation of granulation tissue from the surrounding tissue followed by the deposition of fibrin and replacement by connective tissue to complete firm healing. Quantitative and qualitative difference in the kind of paralysis employed produces changes of varying degree in the processes of healing. Formation of mucoid stroma, however, is not observed.