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wet or dry cloth folded and firmly applied to a body part for relief of swelling or pain, or to produce localized pressure
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| compressibility |
The ability to be compressed. A characteristic of substances, such as gases, that can be compressed to fit into smaller containers.
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This is a fabric or substance prepared hot or cold to an area of the body, for relief of swelling and pain, or to produce localized pressure.
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| compression |
Occurs sometimes when grafts are put into slits when the existing tissue 'compresses' the follicle. This can cause poor growth and/or improper direction of the hair.
Ãâó: www.hairlossremedy.org/Hair_loss_glossary.htm
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| compression fracture |
the collapse of a bone, most often a vertebra
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