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etiogenic

e·ti·o·gen·ic

(ē'tē-ō-jen'ik),

Of a causal nature.

[G. aitia, cause, + genesis, production]

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e·ti·o·gen·ic

(ē'tē-ō-jen'ik)

Of a causal nature.

[G. aitia, cause, + genesis, production]

References in periodicals archive

Alcohol is considered to be a potential precipitating etiogenic factor causing acute, chronic, or acute-on-chronic liver failure [6].

Effect of Lycosome-Formulated Phosphatidylcholine on Parameters of Biological Oxidation after Single Intake of Moderate Amount of Alcohol

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