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(I had to look this term up myself...!) My best 'guess' is that you're looking for an answer to what could cause an extremity --or specific functioning area of the trunk-- to malfunction. For example: a fracture would cause an extremity to quit performing normally.... a torn or ruptured muscle would do the same... Tendonitis of one of the muscular attachments would interfere with the functioning of a limb... Then there are the conditions of spasticity... paralysis... etc. (such as Muscular Dystrophy). Is this what you were looking for?

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Q: What is skeletomuscular disease?
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