sh zatvor (n) |
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en nonocclusion (n) |
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en obliteration (n) |
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en budd chiari syndrome (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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ru закупорка (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en buccoversion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusional (a) |
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en overeruption (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en re occlude (v) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en reocclusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en stenooclusive (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusal (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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io klozeso (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en jaundice (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusions (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en trousseau's sign (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en vasoocclusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusally (r) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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ga sú (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en phlegmasia cerulea dolens (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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io klozo (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en subocclusive (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en trowal (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en subclavian steal syndrome (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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pl zgryz (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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it oppilazione (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fi okluusio (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en lateral (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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ca oclusió (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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pt oclusão (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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it obliterazione (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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is leynd (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fi okkluusio (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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it occlusione (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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de darmverschluss (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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cs skus (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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pt obstrução (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusor (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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it otturamento (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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la oppilatio (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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es oclusión (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en preocclusion (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fi purenta (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en embolus (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusion (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusometer (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en embolization (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en occlusal (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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