phlebolith
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phlebolith
[fleb´o-lith]a calculus in a vein.
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phleb·o·lith
(fleb'ō-lith),A calcific deposit in a venous wall or thrombus; commonly seen on abdominal radiographs in the lower pelvic region.
Synonym(s): phlebolite, vein stone
[phlebo- + G. lithos, stone]
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phleb·o·lith
(fleb'ō-lith)A calcific deposit in a venous wall or thrombus; commonly seen on abdominal radiographs in the lower pelvic region.
[G. phlebo, vein + G. lithos, stone]
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phlebolith
A stone (calculus) in a vein.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
phleb·o·lith
(fleb'ō-lith)Calcific deposit in a venous wall or thrombus.
[G. phlebo, vein + G. lithos, stone]
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