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Muscle rents? - EDSfam

Posted: Sep 26, 2012

Doc says patient has "no obvious s/l rents or deficits in muscle ability." Does that make sense?

Yes, sm - sm

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Rent is multiple of rend, "rend verb Ë�rend
transitive verb
1
: to remove from place by violence : wrest
2
: to split or tear apart or in pieces by violence"

Thank you! - EDSfam

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Had me stumped!

You're welcome! I learn something new every day, too! nm - NM

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rents - Ortho Pro

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A rent can be palpated on examination in a straining injury or dislocation.

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