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As the disease progresses joint motion become diminshed, flexion contracture occur, tenderness and crepitus or grating sensation appear.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
Do not go hunting for symptoms of fracture (such as the false point of motion or the sound "crepitus") just to be sure 3.— Scouting For Girls, Official Handbook of the Girl Scouts
On the following morning I had the arm frequently fomented: a very indistinct crepitus could be perceived at the point of the humerus: I applied another plaster higher up, and including the elbow.— The Dog
No crepitus was now to be perceived I saw no more of our patient for four days, when I found that he had fallen, and that the elbow on the other side was fractured within the capsular ligament.— The Dog
A very distinct crepitus could be felt, and the dog cried sadly when the joint was moved.— The Dog

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