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| plaque (a yellow, fatty material) |
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| colon (large intestine or bowel) |
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| groin (area in which the thigh meets the trunk of the body) |
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| breast (use with -ARY, -GRAPHY, -GRAM, and -PLASTY) |
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| breast (use with -ECTOMY and -ITIS) |
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| meninges (membranes around the brain and spinal cord) |
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| spinal cord (nervous tissue connected to the brain and located within the spinal column or backbone); in other terms, MYEL/O means bone marrow (the soft, inner part of bones, where blood cells are made) |
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| inflammation of the appendix (hands from the colon in the lower right abdomen) |
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| inflammation of a small sac of fluid (bursa) near a joint |
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| inflammation of soft tissue under the skin |
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| inflammation of the inner lining of the heart (endocardium) |
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| inflammation of the epiglottis (cartilage of the upper part of the windpipe) |
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| inflammation of bone and bone marrow |
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| inflammation of a vein with formation of clots |
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| cancer of cartilage tissue |
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| cancer of visceral (attached to internal organs) muscle |
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| cancer of skeletal muscle |
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| excessive discharge of blood |
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| surgical puncture to remove fluid |
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| separation, breakdown, destruction |
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