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stenotic /ste·not·ic/ (stĕ-not´ik) marked by stenosis; abnormally narrowed.
ste·not·ic (st-ntk)
adj.
Of or affected with stenosis.
stenotic
Etymology: Gk, stenos, narrow
pertaining to a structure that is narrowed or strictured.
stenotic [stĕ-not´ik]
marked by abnormal narrowing or constriction.
stenotic
marked by abnormal narrowing or constriction.
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