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proctosigmoiditis

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proctosigmoiditis /proc·to·sig·moi·di·tis/ (prok″to-sig″moi-di´tis) inflammation of the rectum and sigmoid colon.
proc·to·sig·moid·i·tis (prkt-sgmoi-dts)
n.
Inflammation of the sigmoid colon and the rectum.

proctosigmoiditis [prok″to-sig″moi-di´tis]
inflammation of the rectum and sigmoid colon.

proctosigmoiditis
inflammation of the rectum and sigmoid colon.


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