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vasculopathy

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vasculopathy /vas·cu·lop·a·thy/ (vas″ku-lop´ah-the) any disorder of blood vessels.
vas·cu·lop·a·thy (vsky-lp-th)
n.
Disease of the blood vessels.

vasculopathy [vas″ku-lop´ah-the]
any disorder of the blood vessels; see also angiopathy.

vasculopathy
any disorder of blood vessels.


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