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cineangiography (medicine) and fetter(2) (iou)


cineangiography (medicine)


cineangiography
Motion pictures of the passage of contrast medium through blood vessels.


fetter(2) (iou)



fetter verb trans.

Bind (as) with fetters; chain, shackle. OE.
W. Irving I now fettered my horse to prevent his straying.
Impose restraint on; confine, impede. E16.
J. Priestley The best faculties..may be sunk and fettered by superstition.
fetterer noun (rare) E17.