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| Indicates pain, as in myalgia |
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| Denotes weakness, such as in myasthenia |
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| signifies the absence of a normal body opening |
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| refers to a surgical puncture to remove fluid |
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| Indicates surgical fracture, as in osteoclasia |
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| Denotes fusion or binding, such as in arthrodesis |
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| signifies surgical removal, like laminectomy |
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| refers to a process of recording, such as electromyography |
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| indicates inflammation as in arthritis |
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| relates to movement, such as bradykinesia |
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signifies slipping, such as spondylolisthesis
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| indicates softening, such as osteomalacia (bone softening) |
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| signifies a tumor or growth, like osteoma |
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| indicates a condition or disease, such as osteoporosis |
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| refers to surgical repair or reconstruction, like arthroplasty |
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denotes surgical suturing, such as tenorrhaphy
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indicates a visual examination, like arthroscopy
(joint examination) |
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| signifies surgical creation of an opening |
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| refers to a surgical incision, such as arthrotomy |
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| denotes partial paralysis or weakness |
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| signifies surgical fixation, such as tenopexy |
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| indicates surgical repair or reconstruction |
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