Rebuilding Tissue: The Biomechanics of Cellular Ligament Reconstruction

When a bone breaks, the medical community relies on Wolff's Law, knowing the skeletal structure will calcify and harden under weight. But what happens to the fragile web of tendons, ligaments, and fascia when they are torn apart?The answer lies in Davis's Law, a lesser-known but equally critical biomechanical principle. It dictates that soft tissue physically reconstructs itself along the exact li...