Definition: In the Bible, "arthrocarcinoma" is a medical term referring to tumors in the joint or cartilage where muscles and tendons meet. The definition includes cells that are abnormal in size or number but not cancerous. It can occur anywhere in the body, with common examples including joints of the neck, shoulders, knees, and elbows. Here's an expanded version: "arthrocarcinoma" is a medical term for tumors that cause pain and inflammation around joint or cartilage where muscles and tendons meet. These cells are not cancerous but still produce abnormal amounts of proteins that can cause pain and swelling, especially in joints. It's common to find these types of cells in the neck, shoulders, knees, and elbows.
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