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dystrophia
(redirected from dystrophia ungulae)

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dystrophia /dys·tro·phia/ (-tro´fe-ah) [Gr.] dystrophy.
dystrophia adiposogenita´lis  adiposogenital dystrophy.
dystrophia epithelia´lis cor´neae  dystrophy of the corneal epithelium, with erosions.
dystrophia myoto´nica  myotonic dystrophy.
dystrophia un´guium  changes in the texture, structure, and/or color of the nails due to no demonstrable cause, but presumed to be attributable to some disturbance of nutrition.

dystrophia.
See dystrophy.

dystrophia [dis-tro´fe-ah] (Gr.)
dystrophia adiposogenita´lis adiposogenital dystrophy.
dystrophia epithelia´lis cor´neae dystrophy of the corneal epithelium, with erosions.
dystrophia myoto´nica myotonic dystrophy.
dystrophia un´guium changes in the texture, structure, and/or color of the nails due to no demonstrable cause, but presumed by some to be attributable to some disturbance of nutrition.

dystrophia
[Gr.] dystrophy.

dystrophia adiposogenitalis
dystrophia epithelialis corneae
dystrophy of the corneal epithelium, with erosions.
dystrophia ungulae


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