catamnestic

cat·am·ne·sis

[kat-am-nee-sis]
noun, plural cat·am·ne·ses [kat-am-nee-seez] .
a medical history following the onset of an illness.

Origin:
cata- + (ana)mnesis

cat·am·nes·tic [kat-am-nes-tik] , adjective
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catamnesis cat·am·ne·sis (kāt'ām-nē'sĭs)
n.
The medical history of a patient following an illness; the follow-up history.


cat'am·nes'tic (-něs'tĭk) adj.

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