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  1. cardioplegic: Wiktionary
  2. cardioplegic: Dictionary.com

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  1. cardioplegic: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (cardioplegic)

▸ adjective:  Exhibiting or characterized by cardioplegia.

Similar:
vasoplegic, musculoplegic, ophthalmoplegic, cardiopathic, iridoplegic, hemiplegic, hemiparalytic, cardiomyopathic, hemiparetic, cardiopathological, more...

Opposite:
cardiostimulatory, cardiotonic, cardiotropic

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cardioplegic solution, cardioplegic solutions, more...

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Similar:
vasoplegic, musculoplegic, ophthalmoplegic, cardiopathic, iridoplegic, hemiplegic, hemiparalytic, cardiomyopathic, hemiparetic, cardiopathological, more...

Opposite:
cardiostimulatory, cardiotonic, cardiotropic

Phrases:
cardioplegic solution, cardioplegic solutions, more...



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