Which consequence results when synovial fluid compression fails in joints?

💡 Explanation

Increased articular cartilage degradation occurs because inadequate synovial fluid compression reduces nutrient delivery and waste removal within the joint via lubrication, therefore cartilage cells degrade, rather than proper function due to malnutrition.

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