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dysplasia |
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abnormal formation
(plas/o= formation) |
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dysphagia |
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difficulty swallowing |
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-ectasis. -ectasia |
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stretching, dilation, dilation; widening |
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-emesis |
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vomiting |
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-lysis |
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destruction, breakdown, separation |
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-pepsia |
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digestion |
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-phagia |
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eating, swallowing |
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-plasty |
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surgical repair |
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-ptosis |
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droop |
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-ptysis |
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spitting |
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-rrhage, -rrhagia |
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bursting forth (of blood) |
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-rrhaphy |
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suture |
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-rrhea |
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flow, discharge |
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-spasm |
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sudden, involuntary contractions of muscles |
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-stasis |
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to stop, control |
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-stenosis |
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tightening, stricture, narrowing |
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-tresia |
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opening |
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