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os·teo·chon·drop·a·thy (os″te-o-kon-dropґə-the) [osteo- + chondro- + -pathy] any morbid condition affecting both bone and cartilage, or marked by abnormal enchondral ossification.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
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os·teo·chon·drop·a·thy (os″te-o-kon-dropґə-the) [osteo- + chondro- + -pathy] any morbid condition affecting both bone and cartilage, or marked by abnormal enchondral ossification.Medical dictionary. 2011.
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osteochondropathy — os·te·o·chon·drop·a·thy … English syllables
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