panmyelopathy

panmyelopathy
pan·my·e·lop·a·thy -.mī-ə-'läp-ə-thē n, pl -thies an abnormal condition of all the blood-forming elements of the bone marrow

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pan·my·elop·a·thy (pan″mi-ə-lopґə-the) [pan- + myelopathy] myelopathy involving all the elements of the bone marrow.

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