pathologic calcification
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n.
The presence of calculi in excretory or secretory passages.
The calcification of tissues other than bone and teeth.
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Words nearby pathologic calcification
pathol., pathological, pathological anatomy, pathological liar, pathologic anatomy, pathologic calcification, pathologic fracture, pathologic myopia, pathologic retraction ring, pathologist, pathologize
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