muscular imbalance

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muscular imbalance,

n deviation in normal facilitation or inhibition of muscle resulting from a physical, mental, or chemical stressor and often leading to further related imbalances and joint dysfunctions that may take months or years to manifest.

imbalance, muscular

Generic term referring to a defect in the oculomotor system, as in heterophoria or strabismus. See motility test.

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