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orthopedist /or·tho·pe·dist/ (-pe´dist) an orthopedic surgeon.
or·tho·pe·dist or or·tho·pae·dist (ôrth-pdst)
n.
A specialist in orthopedics.
Orthopedist
A doctor specializing in treatment of the skeletal system and its associated muscles and joints.
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orthopedist
[-pē′dist]
a physician who specializes in orthopedics. Also called
Usage notes: (informal)
orthopod.
orthopedist [or″tho-pe´dist]
an orthopedic surgeon.
orthopedist
an orthopedic surgeon.
orthopedist
Orthopedic surgeon
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