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ectopic

Atopic vs Ectopic - What's the difference?

atopic | ectopic |


As adjectives the difference between atopic and ectopic

is that atopic is of a hereditary predisposition towards developing hay fever and other allergic reactions while ectopic is relating to ectopia.

Ectopic vs Extrasystoles - What's the difference?

ectopic | extrasystoles |


As an adjective ectopic

is relating to ectopia.

As a noun extrasystoles is

plural of extrasystole.

Ectopic - What does it mean?

ectopic | |

Eutopic vs Ectopic - What's the difference?

eutopic | ectopic |


As adjectives the difference between eutopic and ectopic

is that eutopic is relating to eutopia while ectopic is relating to ectopia.

Ectopic vs Octopic - What's the difference?

ectopic | octopic |


As adjectives the difference between ectopic and octopic

is that ectopic is relating to ectopia while octopic is of or pertaining to octopuses.

Ecotopic vs Ectopic - What's the difference?

ecotopic | ectopic |


As adjectives the difference between ecotopic and ectopic

is that ecotopic is relating to an ecotope while ectopic is relating to ectopia.

Ectropic vs Ectopic - What's the difference?

ectropic | ectopic |


As adjectives the difference between ectropic and ectopic

is that ectropic is relating to ectropy while ectopic is relating to ectopia.

Ectopic vs Adenomyosis - What's the difference?

ectopic | adenomyosis |


As an adjective ectopic

is relating to ectopia.

As a noun adenomyosis is

(medicine) a medical condition characterized by the presence of ectopic glandular tissue in the surrounding muscles, particularly of the endometrial tissue of the uterus in the myometrium, sometimes considered as a form of endometriosis.

Ectopic vs Cecoureterocele - What's the difference?

ectopic | cecoureterocele |


As an adjective ectopic

is relating to ectopia.

As a noun cecoureterocele is

(medicine) an ectopic ureterocele that extends into the urethra but opens into the bladder.

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