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An inflammation of the throat characterized by the formation of a pseudomembrane, typically caused by staphylococci, is known as “staphylococcal pharyngitis.”  

Relating to both the stapes and the vestibule.  

Related to or having a shape similar to the stapes.  

A challenge when descending stairs, which is an early sign of locomotor ataxia.  

A halt in movement. In the context of pathology, it refers to the halt of motion in any fluid, a condition known as stasis. In dentistry, the buildup of debris on a tooth occurs when its corresponding counterpart in the opposite jaw has been removed.  

Fractures resulting from bone defects rather than external force. The bone can be weakened due to a growth or have inherent fragility, as seen in conditions like fragilitas ossium. In such instances, the bone can break from routine movements, such as rolling over in bed or even a simple handshake.  

Tuberculosis affecting the vertebral column. It is also known as Pott’s disease.  

An additional spleen; a small spleen. It is also referred to as a spleniculus.  

The wasting away of the spleen. It is also known as splenatrophy.  

A growth or mass in the spleen. It is also known as a splenoncus.