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TendoVis™ provides enhanced ankle sprain recovery through its unique formulation of STABHA™ (Soft Tissue Adapted Biocompatible Hyaluronic Acid), specifically designed to help you recover faster, with less pain and better ligament quality. Explore detailed information on TendoVis™, its administration, and FAQs to understand how it can improve your ankle sprain recovery journey.
Designed for treating Grade 1 and 2 ankle sprains.
Administered via peri-articular injection by a trained medical professional.
Applies the fanning technique to cover a wide area of the injury, enhancing contact with the torn ligament.
Contains STABHA™ (Soft Tissue Adapted Biocompatible Hyaluronic Acid).
Both TendoVis™ and the manufacturing process for STABHA™ are patented.
Hyaluronic acid in TendoVis™ works to reduce inflammation and pain associated with ankle sprains, enhancing comfort during recovery.
By strengthening the ligament and reducing scar tissue formation, TendoVis™ supports a higher-quality healing process.
Designed for use alongside the R.I.C.E. (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) method, TendoVis™ promotes faster recovery with the traditional standard of care.
First injection: Administered within 48 hours of injury.
Second injection: Given 48 hours after the first injection.
Most patients experience a quicker return to daily and athletic activities.
Reduced scar tissue formation supports stronger ligaments post-injury.
Studies show TendoVis™ reduces the likelihood of recurring ankle sprains.
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