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Icterus

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icterus /ic·ter·us/ (ik´ter-us) [L.] jaundice.icter´ic
icterus neonato´rum  jaundice in newborn children.
ic·ter·us (ktr-s)
n.
See jaundice.
Icterus
Another name for jaundice.
Mentioned in: Jaundice
icterus (ik´ters),
n See jaundice.
icterus, acholuric,
n See jaundice, hemolytic, congenital.
icterus
see jaundice.
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