What is the meaning of pathol medical abbreviation?


What is the medical term pathol?

The pathol abbreviation may have multiplied meanings. However, what does pathol mean in medical terms?

What is pathol medical abbreviation?

In science & medicine, the pathol medical abbreviation is the meaning of pathological; pathology.

pathol: pathological; pathology

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