- jejunitis
- Inflammation of the jejunum.
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je·ju·ni·tis .jej-ü-'nīt-əs n inflammation of the jejunum* * *
je·ju·ni·tis (jĕ″joo-niґtis) [jejun- + -itis] inflammation of the jejunum.
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