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he·ma·tol·o·gist (hm-tl-jst)
n.
A physician specializing in hematology.

Hematologist
A medical specialist who treats diseases and disorders of the blood and blood-forming organs.

hematologist
[hē′mətol′əjist, hem′-]
a medical specialist in the field of blood and blood-forming tissues.

hematologist [he″mah-tol´o-jist]
a specialist in hematology.

hematologist
a specialist in hematology.

hematologist
 A physician specialized in disease of blood cells; most hematologists are also board certified in oncology Meat & potatoes diseases Anemia, leukemia, coagulopathies. See Hematology, Hem/onc, Oncologist.


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