fibrositis

British  

/ ˌfaɪbrəˈsaɪtɪs /

noun

1. inflammation of white fibrous tissue, esp that of muscle sheaths

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Example Sentences

And soon another theory added to the confusion: that fibrositis was rooted in the psyche.

From Scientific American

The condition is popularly known as “stiff neck,” and is probably associated with fibrositis of the affected muscles.

From Project Gutenberg

In pleurodynia—intercostal fibrositis—the pain is in the line of the intercostal nerves, and is excited by movement of the chest, as in coughing, or by any bodily exertion.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1880 an American neurologist had attributed what would come to be called fibrositis to the stress and anxiety of modern life.

From Scientific American

One group suggested fibrositis be called “psychogenic rheumatism”; another claimed it arose “independently of gross anatomical disease…”

From Scientific American