Carrying on with the traditions of the “Friday Sandwich Lunch” to celebrate recent publications, @ccstorytime.bsky.social takes us through the journey of this project from its conception with its ups and downs, starts and stops, and highlighting the key players who helped make it possible 🧡
Big congrats to Max Ravn Merkel who successfully defended his PhD today on the topic of tendinopathy, backed by a strong team of supervisors and challenged by sharp opponents Profs Paul Ackermann 🇸🇪 and Jess Snedeker🇨🇭
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First department meeting of the year! Ask Møbjerg present the first study from his PhD on the early adaptations to mechanical loading in extracellular matrix-producing fibroblasts and myonuclei 💪 #TeamTendon @ccstorytime.bsky.social
In today’s department meeting we hear from the Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation group’s Prof. Morten Tang Kristensen and Christian Have Dall on their efforts to systematically assess physical function of patients across wards and in routine clinical practice 💪🪑🧍
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
This morning’s departmental meeting was from PhD student Bjørk Wulff West Helge presenting some new results on his project investigating energy deficiency and its impact on the musculoskeletal system of ultra runners 🥗🏃♂️Lots of exciting data to interpret. Watch this space! 👀
🚨This morning’s good news is that Max Merkel’s paper Increased Blood Flow and Tendon Swelling Precedes Vascular Expansion and Tissue Matrix Changes In Early Human Tendinopathy: A Potential Window for Superior Treatment Response is now online! 🥳🎅🎄
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Two of my passions converge in a new publication.
Using data from a longitudinal clinical trial at the @ismcopenhagen.bsky.social, we show that resistance training can slow brain aging in older adults.
A between Latin American Brain Health Institute (BrainLat) and @theneuro.bsky.social .
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen
New year, new location for our Thursday morning Department meetings in the Fælleshuset! And posting this on our new LinkedIn page!
We were delighted to be joined by Kristian Villars Lolck from the Ge...
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Human participants with early- or chronic-stage tendinopathy and healthy controls are investigated using ultrasound Doppler, 3T and 7T MRI, and tendon biopsies. Tendon swelling and hyperperfusion are....
3 factors can explain most of the variation in individual responses to HReT: measurement error, within-person biological variability, and true effect of the intervention
🙌Casper Soendenbroe for generating these data from another
@ismcopenhagen.bsky.social study!
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💪🧠Thrilled to be awarded this grant to study how exercise supports the motoneurone-muscle interaction during ageing - with awesome collaborators @kevinmurachphd.bsky.social and Kristine Freude
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Background The extent of inter-individual variability in response to heavy resistance exercise training (HReT), and the possible existence of non-responders, remains unclear. This study aimed to deter...
