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increased tensile stiffness.
42%
636/1521
increased granulation tissue production.
52%
790/1521
improved recovery of tensile strength.
2%
29/1521
reduced incidence of myositis ossificans.
4%
61/1521
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Increased granulation tissue production occurs with prolonged immobilization following contusion injury; this condition may lead to myositis ossificans. Prolonged immobilization can lead to contraction of scar, poor structural organization of the regenerating muscle, and, ultimately, scar tissue. In a study by Jࢾrvinen and associates, muscles immobilized following contusion injury were pulled to failure at tensile strengths much lower than tolerated by mobilized limbs. In addition, there is a decrease in tensile stiffness.
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