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hemopathy

[he-mop´ah-the]

any disease of the blood. adj., adj hemopath´ic.

he·mop·a·thy

(hē-mop'ă-thē),

Any abnormal condition or disease of the blood or hemopoietic tissues.

Synonym(s): hematopathy

[hemo- + G. pathos, suffering]

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he·mop·a·thy

(hē-mop'ă-thē)

Any abnormal condition or disease of the blood or hemopoietic tissues.
Synonym(s): haemopathy.

[hemo- + G. pathos, suffering]

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