cholangiohepatitis
cholangiohepatitis noun: inflammation of both the bile ducts and the liver, usually caused by infection, blockage, or immune-related disease.
Noun
cholangiohepatitis (plural cholangiohepatitides)
- Inflammation of both the bile ducts and the liver, usually caused by infection, blockage, or immune-related disease.
- Synonyms:
- hepatocholangitis
Synonyms of cholangiohepatitis
Forms of cholangiohepatitis
| plural | cholangiohepatitides |
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Origin of cholangiohepatitis
From cholangio- + hepato- + -itis.
Questions about cholangiohepatitis
- What does cholangiohepatitis mean?
- Cholangiohepatitis means inflammation of both the bile ducts and the liver, usually caused by infection, blockage, or immune-related disease.
- What part of speech is cholangiohepatitis?
- Cholangiohepatitis is a noun.
- What is the plural of cholangiohepatitis?
- The plural of cholangiohepatitis is cholangiohepatitides.
Words near cholangiohepatitis in the dictionary
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