Explain what pathology, Explain what the pathology is.

Explain what pathology

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Explain what the pathology is. Describe its appearance, populations most affected, and whether it is a contraindication for massage. And any specific massage consideration, include muscle involvement when applicable. (Lyme disease, bursitis, dislocation, ganglion cyst-disorder and temporomandibular joint).

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