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The 11 pages that link to Strain (injury), each with the reason it gives.

• Skeletal muscleRelated: Skeletal muscles can be strained when force exceeds the tissue's capacity.

• Sports injuryBroader topic: Muscle and tendon injuries often follow forceful contraction or excessive stretch.

• Low back painRelated: A strain in back muscles can cause acute pain and movement-related tenderness.

• SprainCompared with: A sprain affects a ligament; a strain affects muscle or tendon.

• Muscular systemRelated: It is a common injury to force-producing skeletal muscle and its attachments.

• SarcolemmaRelated: Severe strain can disrupt muscle-cell membranes as fibers are damaged.

• MyalgiaRelated: Fiber damage can trigger localized pain, tenderness, and pain with movement.

• Trigger pointCompared with: A strain is an injury diagnosis, not simply a sensitive spot in a taut band.

• Myotendinous junctionRelated: Strains near the muscle–tendon boundary can involve the junction and adjacent tissues.

• Skeletal muscle crampCompared with: A strain can cause pain and tightness, but it is tissue injury rather than a transient involuntary contraction.

• Wounds and InjuriesCompared with: Its injured structures differ from the ligaments damaged in a sprain.