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anamnestic /an·am·nes·tic/ (an?am-nes´tik) 1. pertaining to anamnesis. 2. aiding the memory.
anamnestic 1. pertaining to anamnesis. 2. aiding the memory. anamnestic response a secondary immune response; occurs with a second or subsequent exposure to an antigen. The antibody or cell-mediated response is more rapid and greater than occurred following the primary exposure. |
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Radiologic examinations did not reveal any sign of frontal fracture,
despite evidence of anamnestic childhood cranial trauma (figure 2). In addition to the physical component,
sexual response includes perceptual, affective, and cognitive
dimensions; the interactions among these dimensions may not be clear
from the subject's anamnestic reports of past sexual experiences. Color
plays an anamnestic role here, causing feelings linked to memory to
surge and reemerge. |
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