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cardiogenic

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cardiogenic /car·dio·gen·ic/ (-jen´ik)
1. originating in the heart; caused by normal or abnormal function of the heart.
2. pertaining to cardiogenesis.
car·di·o·gen·ic (kärd--jnk)
adj.
1. Having origin in the heart.
2. Resulting from a disease or disorder of the heart.
Cardiogenic
Originating with the heart.
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cardiogenic
[-jen′ik]
originating in the heart muscle.
cardiogenic [kahr″de-o-jen´ik]
originating in the heart.
cardiogenic
originating in the heart.
cardiogenic plate
the mesodermal primordium of the heart.
cardiogenic
adjective Originating in the heart
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