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cryptogenic /cryp·to·gen·ic/ (krip?to-jen´ik) of obscure or doubtful origin.
cryp·to·gen·ic (krpt-jnk)
adj.
Of obscure or unknown origin. Used of diseases.
cryptogenic (krip´tōjen´ik),
n a condition distinguished by an unknown cause.
cryptogenic
of obscure or doubtful origin.
cryptogenic adjective Of unknown origin; idiopathic


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