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ovarian
(redirected from Ovarian dysgenesis)

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o·var·i·an  (-vâr-n) also o·var·i·al (-l)
adj.
Of or relating to an ovary.
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Adj.1.ovarian - of or involving the ovaries; "ovarian cancer"
Translations
ovarian [əʊˈvɛərɪən] ADJ → ovárico
ovarian [əʊˈvɛəriən] adj [cyst, scan] → ovarien(ne) ovarian cancer
ovarian cancer n → cancer m des ovaires, cancer m ovarien
ovarian
adj
(Anat) → des Eierstocks/der Eierstöcke; ovarian cyst → Zyste f → im Eierstock
(Bot) → des Fruchtknotens
ovarian [ˌəʊˈvɛərɪən] adj → ovarico/a
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