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• ulcerogenic — Ulcer producing. * * * ul·cero·gen·ic .əl sə rō jen ik adj tending to produce or develop into ulcers or ulceration <an ulcerogenic drug> * * * ul·cero·gen·ic (ul″sər o jenґik) causing ulceration; leading to the production of… …   Medical dictionary

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