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atraumatic /atrau·mat·ic/ (a″traw-mat´ik) not producing injury or damage.
atraumatic
[ā′trômat′ik]
Etymology: Gk, a, without, trauma
pertaining to therapies or therapeutic instruments and devices that are unlikely to cause tissue damage.

atraumatic [a″traw-mat´ik]
not producing injury or damage.

atraumatic
not producing injury or damage.

atraumatic
adjective Without injury


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