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genitourinary /gen·i·to·uri·nary/ (jen″ĭ-to-u´rĭ-nar-e) pertaining to the genital and urinary organs.
gen·i·to·u·ri·nar·y (jn-t-yr-nr)
adj. Abbr. GU
Of or relating to the genital and urinary organs or their functions.
genitourinary (GU)
[jen′itō·yoo͡r′iner′ē]
Etymology: L, genitalis + Gk, ouron, urine
referring to the genital and urinary systems of the body: the organ structures, functions, or both. Also called urogenital.
genitourinary
pertaining to the genitalia and urinary apparatus; urogenital.
genitourinary system
the organs of reproduction, together with the organs concerned with production and excretion of urine; called also urogenital, genitourinary system.
genitourinary
Urogenital adjective Referring to the genitourinary/urogenital system


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