| pipestem f. |
fibrosis around hepatic portal veins, seen as a complication of hepatic schistosomiasis. Called also Symmers' f.
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| pipestem s. |
feces shaped like a pipe stem, seen in stricture of the lower rectum.
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| pipestem u. |
stenosis and calcification of a ureter, seen as a complication of renal tuberculosis that has spread into the ureter.
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| Pipizan |
trademark for a preparation of piperazine.
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| pipobroman |
an antineoplastic alkylating agent used in the treatment of polycythemia vera, administered orally.
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| PIP | crow-sized black-and-white bird |
| PIP | crow-sized black-and-white bird |
| PIP | a kind of guan |
| PIP | small plover of eastern North America |
| PIP | small European brown bat |
| PIP | small European brown bat |
| PIP | nearly cosmopolitan genus of very small bats |
| PIP | small European brown bat |
| PIP | one of the smallest bats of eastern North America |
| PIP | small songbirds resembling larks |
| PIP | any of numerous superior eating apples with yellow or greenish yellow skin flushed with red |
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