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Definitions for "Myositis Ossificans"
Keywords:  haematoma, ossification, calcification, ossificans, heterotopic
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Inflammation in muscle resulting in the formation of bone-like substance.
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The deposit of bony materials in the muscle. Bruises from contact sports may result in this condition. Severe bruises should be iced, and evaluated by a physician.
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Ossification of a haematoma, secondary to a blunt trauma. Should the haematoma be unresolved, calcification and subsequent ossification, can occur after approximately 3 weeks. Surgical intervention may then be necessary
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