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athrepsia

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athrepsia /athrep·sia/ (ah-threp´se-ah) marasmus.athrep´tic
a·threp·si·a (-thrps-) or ath·rep·sy (thrp-s)
n.
See marasmus.
a·threptic (-tk) adj.
athrepsia [ah-threp´se-ah]
extreme malnutrition and wasting of subcutaneous tissue and muscle; see also marasmus. adj., adj athrep´tic.
athrepsia
see marasmus.
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