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What are the differences between fasciculation and fibrillation?
RedGuitar168
- fasciculation :
- can be seen by the naked eyes
- caused by contraction of motor units
- fibrillation:
- not visible to the naked eyes
- caused by contraction of individual muscle fibres
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