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The surgical removal of the membrane that lines the interior of a joint is known as Joint Synovectomy.
The surgical removal of the synovial membrane, the tissue that lines the joint capsule, is known as a joint synovectomy.
The body's synovium surrounds the joints and creates synovial fluid to lubricate the joint and promote easy mobility.
The joint disease causes the synovium to inflame (synovitis) and overproduce synovial fluid, which contains an enzyme that can eat away at the cartilage on the joint surface, causing bone-on-bone on bone joint discomfort.
When you have a painful, disabling joint issue that does not improve with non-surgical treatments including rest, drugs (NSAIDs) or corticosteroid injections, and physical therapy, your surgeon will typically advise joint synovectomy.
Hence, the surgical removal of the membrane that lines the interior of a joint is known as Joint Synovectomy.
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The answer is recessive alleles. Generally, a recessive allele
is the form of a gene that codes for a non-functional protein. When an individual inherits
recessive allele for a gene from both parents, then they are more likely to
suffer a disorder that is attributed to lack of the respective functional protein. Often the heterozygous individual will
not bear the disorder even though they carry
the recessive allele. This is because the
dominant allele is able to mask the
recessive allele by producing a functional
protein.
