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nasopharyngitis

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nasopharyngitis /na·so·phar·yn·gi·tis/ (-far″in-ji´tis) inflammation of the nasopharynx.
na·so·phar·yn·gi·tis (nz-frn-jts)
n.
Inflammation of the nasal passages and of the upper part of the pharynx.

nasopharyngitis [na″zo-far″in-ji´tis]
inflammation of the nasopharynx.

nasopharyngitis
inflammation of the nasopharynx.

nasopharyngitis
Infectious disease Acute nasopharyngeal inflammation, often with keratoconjunctivitis; both occur in common cold and are attributed to viruses. see Common cold


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