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  • ...prevent damage to the [[liver]]. The term is derived from the Greek words 'hepar', meaning liver, and 'protection', meaning to shield or guard. ...n' is a combination of two words. 'Hepato' is derived from the Greek word 'hepar' which means liver, and 'protection' is derived from the Latin word 'protec
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  • ...rcup family, Ranunculaceae. The name Hepatica derives from the Greek word 'hepar', meaning liver, due to the shape and color of the plant's leaves resemblin The term Hepatica is derived from the Greek word 'hepar' meaning liver. This is due to the shape and color of the plant's leaves wh
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  • ...that are toxic to the [[liver]]. The term is derived from the Greek words 'hepar' meaning liver, and 'toxicum' meaning poison. The term "Hepatotoxic" is derived from two Greek words: 'Hepar' or 'Hepatikos' meaning liver, and 'Toxicum' meaning poison. Thus, in its s
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  • ...causes damage to the [[liver]]. The term is derived from the Greek words 'hepar' meaning liver, and 'toxikon' meaning poison. The term "Hepatotoxin" is derived from two Greek words: 'hepar', which means liver, and 'toxikon', which means poison. Thus, a hepatotoxin
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  • '''Liver diseases''' or '''hepatopathies''' (/ˌhɛpəˈtɒpəθiːz/; from Greek ''hepar'', "liver" and ''-pathy'', "suffering") are types of medical conditions tha The term "hepatopathy" comes from the Ancient Greek words ''hepar'' (ἧπαρ), meaning "liver", and ''-pathy'' (-πάθεια), meaning "su
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  • ...utside the [[liver]]. The term "hepatoid" is derived from the Greek words "hepar", meaning liver, and "-oid", meaning like or similar to. The term "hepatoid" is derived from the Greek words "hepar", meaning liver, and "-oid", meaning like or similar to. The term "tumor" c
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  • The term "Hepatic" is derived from the Greek word "Hepar" meaning liver, and "Vein" comes from the Latin word "Vena" meaning blood v
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  • The term "Hepatic" is derived from the Greek word "Hepar" meaning liver, and "Artery" is derived from the Greek word "Arteria" meani
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  • ...ed from the following components: "Hepatitis" comes from the Greek words ''hepar'' (liver) and ''itis'' (inflammation), "B" refers to the type of virus, "su
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  • ...Hepatic Duct" is derived from the Latin words "Dexter" meaning right, and "Hepar" meaning liver. The term "duct" is derived from the Latin word "ductus" mea
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  • ...ch]], and [[duodenum]]. The term "hepatic" is derived from the Greek word "hepar" meaning liver, and "artery" is derived from the Latin word "arteria" meani
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  • ...e [[abdominal cavity]]. The term "hepatorenal" comes from the Greek words "hepar" (liver) and "nephros" (kidney), indicating its location between the [[live
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  • The term 'Hepatogram' is derived from the Greek words 'hepar', meaning liver, and 'gramma', meaning something written or drawn.
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  • The term "hepatosplenomegaly" is derived from the Greek words ''hepar'' meaning liver, ''splen'' meaning spleen, and ''-megaly'' meaning enlargem
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  • ...m "perihepatic" is derived from the Greek words "peri" meaning around and "hepar" meaning liver. "Packing" refers to the act of filling or stuffing. Thus, p
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  • * ''Hepatic'' - from the Greek ''hepar'' meaning liver.
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  • ...r, and "liver", the organ. "Hepatomegaly" is derived from the Greek words "hepar" or "hepat-" meaning liver, and "-megaly" meaning enlargement.
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  • The term "Hepatitis" is derived from the Greek words 'hepar' meaning 'liver' and '-itis' meaning 'inflammation'. The terms "A" and "B"
    1 KB (202 words) - 19:51, 12 February 2024
  • ...ated near the liver, hence its name, which is derived from the Greek word 'hepar', meaning liver.
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  • The term "Hepatic Hydrothorax" is derived from three Greek words: "hepar" meaning liver, "hydro" meaning water, and "thorax" meaning chest. Thus, it
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