Joint effusion
The abnormal condition of blood within a joint is called hemarthrosis. This condition occurs when blood leaks into the joint space, often due to trauma, injury, or certain medical conditions such as hemophilia. Symptoms may include swelling, pain, and reduced range of motion in the affected joint. Prompt medical evaluation is typically necessary to address the underlying cause and manage the symptoms.
"Hem-" means blood, "arth-" means joint, and "osis" means condition. Hemarthrosis is an abnormal collection of blood within a joint.
Contracture is abnormal shortening of muscle. This condition limits joint mobility by making the flexor muscle resistant to stretching. It usually results from lack of movement of the joint, as after an accident or neurological disease.
The abnormal collection of pus, blood, or fluid in a joint cavity is known as an "effusion" or "joint effusion." When it specifically involves pus, it may be referred to as an "abscess" or "pyarthrosis" if due to infection. This condition can lead to joint swelling, pain, and reduced mobility, often requiring medical evaluation and treatment.
The real name for an abnormal condition is a disease.
abnormal softening of a joint
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Mononucleosis is the abnormal condition of a single nucleus.
Ankylosis.Stiffness in the joints in medical terminology is also often referred to as arthritis, if the stiffness is caused by inflammation from disease, injury, disorder or infection.If the stiffness results in total joint immobility it is called an ankylosed joint.
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