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Answer
Clicks and crepitation indicate joint issues.
Joint sounds like clicks and crepitation are detectable by touch or devices for diagnosing joint issues, but detection might not always be significant.
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Joint sounds like clicks and crepitation are detectable by touch or devices for diagnosing joint issues, but detection might not always be significant.
More Information
Joint clicks are quick sounds, while crepitation resembles gravel and can indicate osteoarthritis.
Tips
Avoid assuming all detected joint sounds are clinically significant without further analysis.
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