| iatrophysicist | A member of the iatrophysical school. (05 Mar 2000) |
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| iatrophysics | Physics as applied to medicine. (05 Mar 2000) |
| iatrotechnique | Rarely used term for the art of medicine and surgery; the technique or mode of application of medical science. Origin: iatro-+ G. Techne, art (05 Mar 2000) |
| iatrogenic |
Related to an abnormal state or condition produced in a patient through inadvertant or erroneous treatment.
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| iatrogenic |
caused by the treatment. Iatrogenic complications are complications caused by the therapies being used to cure the problem. For example, a post-surgical infection is a commom iatrogenic complication.
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| iatrogenic |
Describing any adverse condition that is a reaction to treatment by physicians, especially to infections transmitted during therapy.
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| iatrogenesis |
Any adverse mental or physical condition induced in a patient through the effects of treatment by a physician or surgeon
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| iatrogenic |
Describes an illness caused by medical treatment. Incontinence can be the result of radiation, medication, or surgery.
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