WorldAugust 15, 2026

tendinopathy

ten-duh-NOP-uh-thee

Definition

A condition involving injury to a tendon that leads to pain, swelling, and impaired function, often caused by chronic overuse.

Etymology

The word is derived from the Greek 'tendon' (meaning tendon) combined with 'pathos' (meaning suffering or disease), describing a pathological condition of the tendons.

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The article mentions the applicant's pre-existing shoulder tendinopathy, which was a critical factor because it disqualified him from being categorized under the province's Minor Injury Guideline for his accident claim.

Tribunal upholds TD General Insurance denial of psychological treatment claim

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