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cardioselective

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cardioselective /car·dio·se·lec·tive/ (-sĕ-lek´tiv) having greater activity on heart tissue than on other tissue.
cardioselective [kahr″de-o-sĕ-lek´tiv]
having greater activity on heart tissue than on other tissue.
cardioselective
having greater activity on heart tissue than on other tissue.
cardioselective
adjective Relating to a therapeutic or other effect that is greater on the heart than on another tissue
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