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hypoadrenalism

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hypoadrenalism /hy·po·adren·a·lism/ (-ah-dre´nal-izm) adrenal insufficiency (1).
hy·po·ad·re·nal·ism (hp--drn-lzm, -drn-)
n.
Reduced adrenocortical function.
hypoadrenalism.
hypoadrenalism [hi″po-ah-dren´al-izm]
deficiency of adrenal activity, as in Addison's disease.
hypoadrenalism
deficiency of adrenal activity, as in Addison's disease.
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