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gastrohepatic

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gastrohepatic /gas·tro·he·pat·ic/ (-hĕ-pat´ik) pertaining to the stomach and liver.
gas·tro·he·pat·ic (gstr-h-ptk)
adj.
Relating to the stomach and the liver.
gastrohepatic [gas″tro-hĕ-pat´ik]
pertaining to the stomach and liver.
gastrohepatic
pertaining to the stomach and liver.
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