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Capsular pattern
This clinical pattern is a combination of pain, limitation of movement and end-feel, that makes us think of a lesion of the entire joint. Every pattern that doesn't correspond with this specific pattern is called a non-capsular pattern. This, of course, has diagnostic consequences.
Every joint under muscular control has a specific capsular pattern
(Part I, p10-12)
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