Medical term:
aftereffect
af·ter·ef·fect
(af'ter-ĕ-fekt'),A physical, physiologic, psychological, or emotional effect that continues after removal of a stimulus. See: flashback.
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aftereffect
(ăf′tər-ĭ-fĕkt′)n.
An effect following its cause after some delay, especially a delayed or prolonged physiological or psychological response to a stimulus.
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af·ter·ef·fect
, after-effect (AE) (aftĕr-ĕ-fekt)A physical, physiologic, psychological, or emotional effect that continues after removal of a stimulus.
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af·ter·ef·fect
, after-effect (aftĕr-ĕ-fekt)A physical, physiologic, psychological, or emotional effect that continues after removal of a stimulus.
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
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