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neuropathic

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neuropathic /neu·ro·path·ic/ (-path´ik) pertaining to or characterized by neuropathy.
neuropathic.
See neuropathy.
neuropathic
pertaining to disease of the nervous system.
neuropathic syndromes
see neuropathy.
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