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maldigestion

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maldigestion
incomplete digestion such as occurs in pancreatic exocrine or bile salt deficiency. In ruminants a defect in ruminal microflora could have the same effect. See also malassimilation.

maldigestion
 1 Indigestion, see there 2 Malabsorption, see there 3 Steatorrhea, see there


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