"cephalomedullary" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From cephalo- + medullary.",
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          "text": "While being widely used in current medical treatment, especially in the area of intertrochanteric hip fractures, the cephalomedullary devices (CMN), however, led to a considerably high complication rate of 41.9% according to Pui et al.",
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        "Relating to the brain and the medulla oblongata"
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        "(anatomy) Relating to the brain and the medulla oblongata"
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          "text": "While being widely used in current medical treatment, especially in the area of intertrochanteric hip fractures, the cephalomedullary devices (CMN), however, led to a considerably high complication rate of 41.9% according to Pui et al.",
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