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1 вегетирующий пиостоматит
Руccко-немецкий медицинский малый словарь > вегетирующий пиостоматит
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2 вегетирующий гнойный стоматит
Medicine: pyostomatitis vegetansУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вегетирующий гнойный стоматит
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3 гнойный стоматит
Medicine: pyostomatitis
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