viscerogenic

vis·cer·o·gen·ic

(vis'ĕr-ō-jen'ik),
Of visceral origin; denoting a number of sensory and other reflexes.
[viscero- + G. -gen, producing]

vis·cer·o·gen·ic

(vis'ĕr-ō-jen'ik)
Of visceral origin; denoting a number of sensory and other reflexes.
[viscero- + G. -gen, producing, + ic]

viscerogenic

(vĭs″ĕr-ō-jĕn′ĭk) [″ + Gr. gennan, to produce]
Originating in the viscera.
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