- multisystemic
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mul·ti·sys·tem·ic (mŭl'tē-sĭ-stĕmʹĭk, -stēʹmĭk, -tī-)
adj.
Relating to a disease or condition that affects many organ systems of the body.
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Universalium. 2010.
multisystemic
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