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thalamic syndrome a condition in which the body becomes oversensitive to pain as a result of damage to a sensory relay station in the brain known as the thalamus. Dysesthesia, which refers to feeling pain or uncomfortable sensations after being touched by an ordinary stimulus or even in the absence of stimulation, can occur during thalamic syndrome. Thalamic syndrome can lead to continuing crude pain in the arms and/or legs. ...
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thalli THALL-i Nonsexual parts of algae and fungi. 464, 477
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thalamus Gr. thalamos, inner chamber, bridal chamber. The term was used by Galen.
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thalamus Brain cells which lie in the upper part of the brainstem.
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thalassemia an inherited blood disorder in which the chains of the hemoglobin (a type of protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the tissues) molecule are decreased; alpha thalassemia is where a mutation occurs in the alpha chain, while beta thalassemia is where the mutation occurs in the beta chain; signs and symptoms of thalassemias vary from mild (little to no symptoms) to severe (life threatening).
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