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Differential Diagnosis For Hypertonia: Synonyms

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Synonyms: next: Trauma Causes: High muscle tone, hypermyotonia, Hypermyotonias, Hypertonia Muscle, Hypertonias Muscle, Hypertonicities Muscular, Hypertonicity Muscular, HYPERTONUS, Hypertonus muscular, Increased muscle tone, Increased muscle tone (finding), Increased tone, Muscle Hypertonia, Muscle Hypertonias, Muscle hypertonicity, Muscle Tone Increased, Muscular Hypertonicities, Muscular Hypertonicity, Muscular hypertonicity (disorder), Muscular hypertonus, MUSCULAR TONE EXCESSIVE, MUSCULAR TONE INCREASED, Muscular tonus increased, Scottie cramp, Tight muscle, Tone increased, Tone Increased Muscle

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