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pathologic p. an opening or hole produced in a tissue surface or structure by a pathologic process, such as internal resorption of a tooth.
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pathologic r. one which is not normal, but is the result of a pathologic condition, and may serve as a sign of disease.
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pathologic tooth w. see under migration.
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pathological b. that branch of bacteriology which treats chiefly of the effects produced upon the animal body by the presence of bacteria and their toxins.
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pathological g. [DSM-IV]  an impulse control disorder consisting of persistent failure to resist the urge to gamble, to such an extent that personal, family, and vocational life are seriously disrupted.
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