somatogenic

somatogenic

 [so″mah-to-jen´ik]

originating in the cells of the body, as a disease process; the term contrasts with psychogenic.

so·mat·o·gen·ic

(sō'mat-ō-jen'ik),

1. Originating in the soma or body under the influence of external forces.

2. Having origin in body cells.

[somato- + G. genesis, origin]

somatogenic

/so·ma·to·gen·ic/ (so″mah-to-jen´ik) originating in the cells of the body, as opposed to psychogenic.

somatogenic

(sō-măt′ə-jĕn′ĭk, sō′mə-tə-) also

somatogenetic

(-jə-nĕt′ĭk)

adj.

Of somatic origin; developing from the somatic cells.

so·ma·to·gen·ic

(sō'mă-tō-jen'ik)

1. Originating in the soma or body under the influence of external forces.

2. Having origin in body cells.

[somato- + G. genesis, origin]

somatogenic, (sō·ma·t·jeˑ·nik),

adj produced by actions, reactions, and changes within the musculoskeletal system.

so·ma·to·gen·ic

(sō'mă-tō-jen'ik)

1. Originating in soma or body under influence of external forces.

2. Having origin in body cells.

[somato- + G. genesis, origin]

somatogenic

originating in the body.