Which outcome occurs when synovitis limits joint movement?

💡 Explanation

Increased enzymatic synovial fluid due to synovitis causes cartilage breakdown via protease action, because proteolytic enzymes degrade the cartilage therefore, degradation accelerates, rather than tendons strengthening, or immediate bone remodeling.

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