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intercurrent

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intercurrent /in·ter·cur·rent/ (-kur´ent) occurring during and modifying the course of another disease.
in·ter·cur·rent (ntr-kûrnt)
adj.
Occurring in addition to and usually altering the course of another disease.
intercurrent
occurring during the course of.
intercurrent disease
a disease occurring during the course of another disease with which it has no connection.


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