dyssynergia
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of dyssynergia
from dys- + Greek synergia cooperation
Example Sentences
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Right away she focused on a newly described entity: abdominal phrenic dyssynergia.
From New York Times
The Diagnosis: Abdominal phrenic dyssynergia and pelvic floor dysfunction are two of the many problems now known as functional gastrointestinal disorders.
From New York Times
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