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-ac |
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pertaining to |
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-al |
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pertaining to |
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-algia |
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pain |
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-an |
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pertaining to |
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-ar |
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pertaining to |
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-ary |
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pertaining to |
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-ation |
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process, condition |
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-cele |
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hernia |
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-centesis |
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surgical puncture to remove fluid |
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-cision |
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procss of cutting |
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-coccus |
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bacterium (berry shaped); plural cocci |
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-coniosis |
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abnormal condition of dust |
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-crine |
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secretion |
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-crit |
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separation |
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-cyte |
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cell |
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-dipsia |
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thirst |
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-dynia |
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pain |
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-eal |
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pertaining to |
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-ectasia, -ectasis |
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dilation, stretching, widening |
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-ectomy |
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removal, resection, excision, process of cutting out |
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-emesis |
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vomiting |
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-emia |
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blood condition |
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-gen |
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production, formation |
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-genesis |
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producing, forming |
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-genic |
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pertaining to producing, produced by |
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-gram |
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record |
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-graph |
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instrument to record |
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-graphy |
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process of recording, to record |
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-ia |
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condition |
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-ian |
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practitioner |
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-ic, -ical |
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pertaining to |
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-ine |
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pertaining to |
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-ior |
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pertaining to |
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-ism |
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condition, process |
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-ist |
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specialist |
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-itis |
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inflammation |
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-lapse |
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slide |
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-listhesis |
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sliding |
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-lith |
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stone |
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-logy |
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study of, process of study |
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-lysis |
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separation, breakdown, destruction |
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-malacia |
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softening |
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-megaly |
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enlargement |
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-meter |
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measure |
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-metry |
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measurement |
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-mortem |
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death |
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-motor |
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-movement |
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-oid |
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pertaining to, resembling |
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-oma |
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tumor, mass, swelling |
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-opsy |
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process of viewing |
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-osis |
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abnormal condition |
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-ous |
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pertaining to |
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-partum |
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birth |
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-pathy |
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disease condition |
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-penia |
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deficiency |
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-pexy |
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fixation (surgical) |
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-phasia |
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speech |
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-philia |
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attraction to |
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-plasm |
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formation, growth, development |
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-plasia |
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formation, growth |
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-plasty |
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surgical repair |
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-plegia |
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paralysis |
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-pnea |
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breathing |
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-poiesis |
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formation |
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-ptosis |
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prolapse, sagging |
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-ptysis |
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spitting |
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-rrhage |
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excess flow of blood |
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-rrhagia |
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excess flow of blood |
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-rrhaphy |
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suture (stitches) |
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-rrhea |
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flow, discharge |
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-salpinx |
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fallopian (uterine) tube; eustachian tube |
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-sclerosis |
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hardening |
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-scope |
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instrument to view or visually examine |
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-scopy |
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process of viewing or visual examination |
| |
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-section |
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process of cutting into |
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-sis |
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condition |
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-somatic |
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pertaining to the body |
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-spasm |
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constriction |
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-stasis |
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stop, control, place, to stand |
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-stat |
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stop, control |
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-stenosis |
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narrowing |
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-stomy |
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opening |
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-tension |
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pressure |
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-therapy |
|
treatment |
| |
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-thesis |
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put, place |
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-tic |
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pertaining to |
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-tomy |
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incision, process of cutting into |
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-trophy |
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development, nourishment |
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-um |
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structure |
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-uria |
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urine condition |
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