Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (previously known as trochanteric bursitis) may also reflect altered biomechanics ... including the back of the hip region as it is frequently associated together ...
The loss of water may expose the tenocytes in these regions to greater intrinsic cyclic compressive load. This may provoke the tenocytes to respond through the synthesis of large water binding ...
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