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/pol'ee ahr tik"yeuh leuhr/, adj. Anat.pertaining to or affecting many joints.[1870-75; POLY- + ARTICULAR]
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Polyarticular — Involving many joints. As opposed to monoarticular (affecting just one joint). From the Latin "articulus," meaning a joint. * * * SYN: multiarticular. [poly + L. articulus, joint] * * * poly·ar·tic·u·lar är tik yə lər adj having or… … Medical dictionary
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