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Fortnightly review: Corticosteroid injections in tendon lesions

C A Speed. BMJ. 2001.

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Different types of lesions—for example, around Achilles' tendon—can be difficult to distinguish

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Trigger finger: entrapment fo the flexor tendon due to thickening and tendinosis

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