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enteropathy

[ en-tuh-rop-uh-thee ]

noun

, Pathology.
  1. any abnormality of the intestinal tract.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of enteropathy1

First recorded in 1890–95; entero- + -pathy ( def )
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Example Sentences

Both things were true for the cat at Penn. In a case study, vets wrote that the animal’s symptoms might be partly explained by another condition, a gastrointestinal disorder called chronic enteropathy.

This is caused by a combination of insufficient calorie intake and a type of immune dysfunction that is linked to abnormal bacterial colonization in the gut, called environmental enteropathy.

From Nature

He later developed protein-losing enteropathy, an abnormal loss of protein in the digestive tract, as a result of those surgeries.

They cause enteropathy, a chronic illness that prevents the body from absorbing calories and nutrients.

His diagnosis was “post-flu enteropathy,” a condition that occurs when influenza temporarily affects the gastrointestinal tract.

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