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Things pathology often describes (“pathology ________”)
correlation, study, model, hypothesis, atlases, disorganization, pearls, present, facial, eye, sections, laboratory, relationship, areas, features, examination, percent, handbooks, group, congresses, report, continuum, generating, biopsy, checkpoint, microscopy, staff, area, health, treatment, found, studies, issues, scale, inflammation, histopathology, mri
How pathology often is described (“________ pathology”)
social, surgical, organic, clinical, general, human, gross, mental, oral, severe, serious, individual, significant, language, renal, molecular, cellular, cerebral, specific, humoral, primary, experimental, intracranial, cardiac, forensic, vascular, ocular, pulmonary, pelvic, comparative, dental, physical, diagnostic, joint, tumor, sexual, basic, spinal, nervous, structural, microscopic, borderline, related, medical, cardiovascular, abdominal, obvious, gastrointestinal, ultrastructural, demonstrable, anatomic, psychological, functional, placental, ophthalmic, skeletal, narcissistic, retinal, cervical, focal, cortical, behavioral, developmental, characteristic, multiple, temporal, frontal, hepatic, cochlear, chronic, anatomical, endocrine, systemic, laryngeal, psycho, essential, uterine, acute, peripheral, induced, underlying, gastric
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