| Re: What is this, does anyone know?
breaking down of your fibrocartilage (which is basically the cartilage between joints and such) and adipose tissue (which is fat) synovial tissue (lines cavities of joints and produces its own fluid)...vascular poliferation(growth and reproduction of blood vessels) fibrosis (formation of fibrous tissue when it doesn't really need to)...degenerative striates muscle fibers (striated muscles are your skeletal muscles, aslo your heart muscles are striated...the muscles around your organs are smooth...but basically breaking down of your muscle).... focal mesothelial cell hyperplasia (flat cells that lines cavities in your body are increase...not the joint cavities the cavities where basically your organs are) of the synovium(the same thing as the synovial tissue) and scattered microcalcification(really really really really small deposits of calcium usually only on bones)....so thats basically what that means, so hopefully that helps...its kinda confusing
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