My friend madison jones ... well i dnt know of which abstract u r saying ... there are various studies that i can send u suggesting that myositis ossificans can be resolved in less than 6 months .. just that a proper diagnosis is required .
u can tell me the pathological site , the history , and whther its MO or MO progressiva...cuz that again is a gentic condition and very rare .

but if it is MOT than its very much treatable provided ... u knw wht u r trying to do with it ...
mobilise or irritate it more .. it will grw , bt not than it can be resolved.