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physiotherapeutic

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phys·i·o·ther·a·py  (fz--thr-p)
physi·o·thera·peutic (-thr-pytk) adj.
physi·o·thera·pist n.
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Adj.1.physiotherapeutic - of or relating to or used in physical therapy
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physiotherapeutic
adjphysiotherapeutisch


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