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arthrosclerosis

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arthrosclerosis /ar·thro·scle·ro·sis/ (-sklĕ-ro´sis) stiffening or hardening of the joints.
ar·thro·scle·ro·sis (ärthr-skl-rss)
n.
Stiffness or hardening of the joints.
Arthrosclerosis
A condition where fatty deposits cause the arteries to narrow.
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arthrosclerosis [ahr″thro-sklĕ-ro´sis]
stiffening or hardening of the joints.
arthrosclerosis
stiffening or hardening of the joints.
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