| endemic f. |
secondary involvement of the spermatic cord in lymphatic filariasis.
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| endemic g. |
goiter that is endemic to a region, usually because the soil and hence the diet has a low iodide content; seen in mountainous areas around the world and various other regions.
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| endemic h. |
urinary schistosomiasis.
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| endemic i. |
the percentage of persons in any locality affected with an endemic disease.
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| endemic p. |
poliomyelitis occurring sporadically or in a small number of cases, particularly during periods of warm weather, in most countries throughout the world.
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