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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 High frequency ultrasound in the diagnosis of tendon injury closed the practical value of [Abstract] Objective To investigate the high-frequency ultrasound in the diagnosis of closed tendon injury practical value. Methods 16 patients with closed tendon injury patients underwent preoperative high-frequency ultrasound, and the comparison with the intraoperative exploration, postoperative high-frequency Ultrasound review. Results 16 patients with intraoperative high-frequency ultrasound probe the circumstances, findings consistent with high frequency ultrasound diagnostic accuracy rate of 100%; in tendon injury and healing process, the different changes over time, the ultrasound images are also appropriate changes. Conclusion High frequency ultrasound for diagnosis of closed tendon injury and provide valuable image data, and determine the efficacy of their treatment and has important clinical value. [Keywords:] Ultrasonography; tendon injury; diagnosis Closed tendon injuries are more common in clinical practice, in the past more than the diagnosis by clinical symptoms and the corresponding movement of the physical body to be estimated, the lack of direct, objective imaging methods. This paper aims to explore the high-frequency ultrasound in the closed tendon Damage Diagnosis of value. Materials and Methods 1. General Information January 2007 ~ August 2008 in our hospital 16 patients with closed tendon injuries, 14 males and 2 females, aged 16 to 42 years, mean 24.1 years of age, injury time of 1 hour to 2 months, 7 cases of extensor tendon injuries, flexor tendon injury in 5 cases, 1 case of Achilles tendon injury, patellar tendon injury in 3 cases, of which 6 cases of incomplete rupture. 2. Inspection methods used instrument for the Madison-based color Doppler ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus 8800 and the 6000II-type black and white ultrasound diagnostic apparatus, the probe frequency is 5 ~ 10 MHz. All the patients underw