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Figure 1.

Sonography images of the patellar tendon (A) Thickness of the patellar tendon (dotted line) was measured from the superior border of the patellar tendon to the tip of the patellar.

(B) Cross-sectional area of the patellar tendon was measured by tracing the outer margin of the patellar tendon (dotted circle) (C) Shear elastic modulus of the patellar tendon was quantified by the elastography. The white circle delineates the area of interest.

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Table 1.

Demography comparison between athletes with and without unilateral PT.

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Table 2.

Comparisons of the shear elastic modulus, thickness and CSA between painful and non-painful sides in athletes with unilateral PT.

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Table 3.

Side-to-side comparisons of the shear elastic modulus, thickness and CSA in healthy athletes.

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Table 4.

Comparisons of the shear elastic modulus, thickness and CSA of the patellar tendon on the painful side of athletes with unilateral PT and dominant side of the healthy athletes.

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Figure 2.

Correlations between elastic ratio and clinical variables.

(Pressure pain, individual and total score from VISA-P, Victorian Institute of Sport Assessment- Patella).

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Table 5.

Spearman's rank correlations between the ratio of tendon thickness, CSA and shear elastic modulus of the painful and non-painful side with intensity of pressure pain, individuals and total VISA-P scores.

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