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Contracture

Contracture

Permanent shortening of a muscle or joint.

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    Permanent shortening of a muscle.

    18%

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    Human disease caused by deficiency of a muscle enzyme.

    9.4%

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    Process during wound healing.

    2.4%

  9. Marden–Walker syndrome

    Medical condition.

    2.2%

  10. Fibrosis

    Excess connective tissue in healing.

    2.1%

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