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ictus /ic·tus/ (ik´tus) pl. ic´tus   [L.] a seizure, stroke, blow, or sudden attack.ic´tal
ic·tus (kts)
n. pl. ictus or ic·tus·es
A sudden attack, stroke, or seizure.
ictus
[ik′təs] pl. ictuses, ictus
Etymology: L, stroke
1 a seizure.
2 a cerebrovascular insult. ictal, ictic, adj.
ictus
a seizure, stroke, blow, or sudden attack.


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