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tracheo-

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tracheo- or trache-
pref.
Trachea: tracheid.
[New Latin trcho-, from Medieval Latin trcha; see trachea.]
tracheo- before a vowel, trache-
combining form
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) denoting the trachea tracheotomy
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In medical terms, she was suffering from ' tracheo- oesophageal fistula' and ' oesophageal artesia'.
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While she was unconscious, Dianne, 47, of Penistone Road, had to have a tracheo- tomy so she could breathe.
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Q I AM a 46-year-old new mum and have just been told that my baby has a Tracheo- Oesophageal-Fistula, or TOF.
Your Problems by Kelly, Dreena; Vries, Jan De / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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