en asphyxia (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en chetomin (n) |
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is súrefnisskortur (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en bötzinger complex (n) |
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en respiratory distress (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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de hypoxie (n) |
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nl hypoxie (n) |
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ga hiopocsa (n) |
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en anoxia (n) |
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fi happivajaus (n) |
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en hyperoxia (n) |
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es hipoxia (n) |
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en normoxia (n) |
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en posthypoxic (a) |
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en tet spell (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en pseudohypoxia (n) |
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de sauerstoffmangel (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en hypoxiation (n) |
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fr hypoxie (n) |
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en hypobaropathy |
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en hypoxically (r) |
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cs hypoxie (n) |
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en hypoxias (n) |
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ga hiopocsacht (n) |
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pt hipóxia (n) |
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en hypoxial (a) |
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en hypoxic (a) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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it ipossia (n) |
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fi happikato (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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en hypoxia (n) |
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