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extrauterine

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extrauterine /ex·tra·uter·ine/ (-u´ter-in) outside the uterus.
ex·tra·u·ter·ine (kstr-ytr-n, -t-rn)
adj.
Located or occurring outside the uterus.
extrauterine
[-yo̅o̅′tərin]
Etymology: L, extra + uterus, womb
occurring or located outside the uterus, as an ectopic pregnancy.
extrauterine
situated or occurring outside the uterus.
extrauterine pregnancy
ectopic pregnancy.


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