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. 2016 Dec 8;11:160. doi: 10.1186/s13018-016-0493-8

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Fig. 3 — Serial microscopic findings of axillary recess of the glenohumeral joint in the control and immobilization groups. a, b Microscopic findings show no inflammation or fibrosis in the control group (H&E and Trichrome, ×200). c, d Inflammation with mild fibrosis is identified at 3 days after immobilization (H&E and Trichrome, ×200). e, f Fibrosis with mild inflammation is identified at 1 week after immobilization (H&E and Trichrome, ×200). g, h Fibrosis with minimal inflammation is identified at 2 weeks after immobilization (H&E and Trichrome, ×200). i, j Fibrosis with minute inflammation is identified at 3 weeks after immobilization (H&E and Trichrome, ×200). k, l Fibrosis without inflammation is identified at 6 weeks after immobilization (H&E and Trichrome, ×200)