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neuronopathies

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neuronopathies (ne·rˑ·p· thēz),
n.pl in environmental medicine, forms of encephalopathy in which specific neurons or general elements of the nervous system are damaged by toxins such as adriamycin, aluminum, cisplatin, and manganese.

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