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atheromatosis

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atheromatosis /ath·er·o·ma·to·sis/ (ath″er-o-mah-to´sis) diffuse atheromatous arterial disease.
atheromatosis
[ath′ərōmətō′sis]
the development of many atheromas.
atheromatosis [ath″er-o″mah-to´sis]
the presence of multiple atheromas.
atheromatosis
the presence of multiple atheromas.
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