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ar·tic·u·lar sen·si·bil·i·ty

appreciation of sensation in joint surfaces.
Synonym(s): arthresthesia, joint sense

joint sense

Joint proprioceptive acuity, which can be improved in elders by various forms of exercise—e.g., t’ai chi or golfing.
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