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chondritis

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chondritis /chon·dri·tis/ (kon-dri´tis) inflammation of a cartilage.
chon·dri·tis (kn-drts)
n.
Inflammation of cartilage.
chondritis
[kondrī′tis]
any inflammatory condition affecting the cartilage.
chondritis [kon-dri´tis]
inflammation of a cartilage.
chondritis
inflammation of a cartilage.
chondritis
Inflammation of cartilage
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