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Predicted outcome of a disease (literally, "state of before knowledge") Study of disease [Choose] latrogenic Idiopathic Furuncle Exacerbat Prognosis Remission Contusion Gangrene Diagnosis Ulcer Pathology Metastasi: An open sore (external or internal) Improvement or absence of signs of disease Death of tissue caused by loss of blood supply followed by bacterial invasion Produced by a physician (unexpected results from treatment) .
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latrogenic Idiopathic Furuncle Exacerbat Prognosis Remission Contusion Gangrene Diagnosis
Ulcer Pathology Metastasi: An open sore (external or internal) Improvement or absence of signs
of disease Death of tissue caused by loss of blood supply followed by bacterial invasion
Produced by a physician (unexpected results from treatment)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/predictedoutcomeofadiseaseliterally-stateofbeforeknowledge-1-230220181458-9a233158/85/Predicted-outcome-of-a-disease-literally-state-of-before-knowledge-1-docx-1-320.jpg)
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