Medical term:
polydystrophy
polydystrophy
[pol″e-dis´trah-fe]degeneration, dysfunction, or atrophy of several tissues or organs, as in some congenital syndromes.
pseudo-Hurler polydystrophy mucolipidosis III.
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pol·y·dys·tro·phy
(pol'ē-dis'trŏ-fē),A condition characterized by the presence of many congenital anomalies.
[poly- + dystrophy]
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polydystrophy
(pol?e-dis'tro-fe) [? + ? + trophe, nourishment]The condition of having multiple congenital anomalies of the connective tissues.
pseudo-Hurler polydystrophy
Mucolipidosis type III.Medical Dictionary, © 2009 Farlex and Partners
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