Usually means: Related to lungs and pleura.
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  1. pleuropulmonary: Wiktionary
  2. pleuropulmonary: Dictionary.com

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  1. pleuropulmonary: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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▸ adjective:  Relating to the pleura and the lungs

Similar:
pleuroperitoneal, pneumological, pleuropneumonic, thoracopulmonary, pleuretic, propleural, bronchopleural, pleuroparenchymal, pulmonarial, pulmonological, more...

Opposite:
apneumonopleuric, pleuroapneumonic

Phrases:
pleuropulmonary blastoma, more...

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Similar:
pleuroperitoneal, pneumological, pleuropneumonic, thoracopulmonary, pleuretic, propleural, bronchopleural, pleuroparenchymal, pulmonarial, pulmonological, more...

Opposite:
apneumonopleuric, pleuroapneumonic

Phrases:
pleuropulmonary blastoma, more...



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