Join our upcoming ECSS Webinar!
Dear [Name],
The ECSS is pleased to announce the following webinar.
State-of-the-Art Perspectives on Tissue Injury:
Tendinopathy, Muscle Injury and Tendon Rupture
Date: Friday, 4 April 2025
Time: 14:00-16:00 (CEST)
Area: Sports & Exercise Medicine & Health (MH)
Chairs: Assoc Prof Christian Couppé and Prof Markus Gruber
Speakers: Prof Taija Finni; Monika Lucia Bayer, PhD; Prof Neal Millar
The webinar will discuss tissue injuries, including tendinopathy, muscle injuries and tendon ruptures that remain significant challenges in both sports medicine and clinical practice.
Key topics will include the latest evidence on the pathophysiology of tissue injuries, highlighting the molecular and biomechanical factors influencing injury development and healing. Additionally, speakers will explore state-of-the-art treatment modalities, ranging from rehabilitation protocols and load management to regenerative medicine approaches. Preventive strategies aimed at mitigating injury risk in athletes and physically active individuals will also be discussed.
This session is designed for sports scientists, medical doctors and physiotherapists, offering a comprehensive understanding of tissue injury mechanisms and their clinical implications.
Through three expert-led presentations followed by a panel discussion, attendees will gain valuable insights into both current best practices and future directions in injury management.
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ECSS members can register and attend ECSS webinars via Zoom free of charge. Log in to your ECSS account and click on ‘Join ECSS Webinars’ to register.
Non-members can also participate in the webinar for a fee of €30. Alternatively, you can subscribe to a membership via your ECSS account to take advantage of all ECSS membership benefits.
Unable to attend? Don’t worry, this ECSS Webinar will be available at a later date in the ECSS accounts of all registered participants as well as all ECSS members.
We look forward to seeing you at the webinar!
Yours in Sport Science,
The ECSS
