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Soft tissue stabilization

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Soft tissue stabilization refers to a group of procedures—often surgical or minimally invasive—intended to restore stability, function, and structural integrity to soft tissues such as ligaments, tendons, and joint capsules that have been injured or weakened. This approach may include arthroscopic techniques, suture anchors, grafts, and physical therapy protocols designed to reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent re-injury. It is primarily an orthopedic procedural term and not a molecular or pharmacological entity.

Other names: Soft tissue repairSoft tissue reconstructionSoft tissue mobilization

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