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cytopathologist

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cytopathologist /cy·to·pa·thol·o·gist/ (-pah-thol´ah-jist) an expert in cytopathology.
cytopathologist [si″to-pah-thol´o-jist]
an expert in the study of cells in disease; a cellular pathologist.
cytopathologist
an expert in the study of cells in disease; a cellular pathologist.
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