amyelonic

amyelonic

 [ah-mi″ĕ-lon´ik]

1. having no spinal cord.

2. having no marrow.

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a·my·e·lo·ic

, amyelonic (ă-mī'ĕ-lō'ik, ă-mī-ĕ-lon'ik),

1. Synonym(s): amyelous

2. In hematology, sometimes used to indicate the absence of bone marrow or the lack of functional participation of bone marrow in hemopoiesis.

[G. a- priv. + myelos, marrow]

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amyelonic

Neurology
adjective Lacking a spinal cord; amyelous.
 
Hematology
Referring to marrow agenesis; e.g., aplasia.

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a·my·e·lo·ic

, amyelonic (ā-mī'ĕ-lō'ik, -lon'ik)

1. Synonym(s): amyelous.

2. hematology Term sometimes used to indicate the absence of bone marrow or the lack of functional participation of bone marrow in hemopoiesis.

[G. a- priv. + myelos, marrow]

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