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Lint: intra-articular-loose-bodies-2

Strong
warning

"The use of the term "loose" is frowned upon by some authors because the fragments do not necessarily move around in the joint ref - the term intra-articular body or fragment is a safer alternative. Historically they were often called joint mice."

Line 3:157 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>intra-articular body</strong>'

"The use of the term "loose" is frowned upon by some authors because the fragments do not necessarily move around in the joint ref - the term intra-articular body or fragment is a safer alternative. Historically they were often called joint mice."

Line 3:198 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>fragment</strong>'
Oxford Comma
suggestion

"Patients may be entirely asymptomatic or complain of pain, clicking and locking, depending on the location and mobility of the fragment as well as any associated secondary degenerative disease, and symptoms from the underlying cause."

Line 5:57 · Use the Oxford comma in 'pain, clicking and locking'.