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describes joints that
stretch ****her than normal. For example, some
hypermobile people can bend
their thumbs backwards to
their wrists and bend their...
- gene
affected determines the type of EDS,
though the
genetic causes of
hypermobile Ehlers–Danlos
syndrome (hEDS) are
still unknown. Some
cases result from...
- Ehlers-Danlos
Syndromes published a
revised classification naming two syndromes:
hypermobile EDS (hEDS),
which has
narrowly defined criteria, and
hypermobility spectrum...
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Guinness World Records.
Smith owes his
flexibility to the
genetic condition hypermobile Ehlers–Danlos syndrome.
Smith was born and
raised in Meridian, Mississippi...
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injured or
otherwise affected site.
Individuals with
extremely lax, or
hypermobile joints, can be
identified by
their ability to bend
their elbows, knees...
- include:
Marfan syndrome Loeys–Dietz
syndrome Ehlers–Danlos
syndrome Benign hypermobile joint syndrome Osteogenesis imperfecta disease The most
important factors...
- Morton's foot syndrome. It is a
congenital short first metatarsal bone, a
hypermobile first metatarsal segment, and
calluses under the
second and
third metatarsals...
- air
travel growth in a carbon-constrained world, with a
minority of
hypermobile individuals responsible for a
large share of air travel. A "mileage run"...
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condition is
likely to
involve hypermobility of the
floating ribs.
These hypermobile 11th and 12th ribs
subsequently result in
irritation of the intercostal...
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syndrome (EDS), a
hereditary connective tissue disorder marked by
loose hypermobile joints prone to
subluxations and dislocations, skin that
exhibits moderate...
