MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SYSTEMS-TEXT
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY SYSTEMS-TEXT
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ISBN: 2810019781351
Author: Gylys
Publisher: DAVIS FA
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The neuroma is a firm, well-circumscribed, and rubbery mass.  Neuroma generally occur following any nerve injury. Injury in a nerve can occur through traction injury, blunt trauma, or sharp trauma. Abnormality in the regeneration of developing axons results in neuromas.

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