loxarthrusn.
/lɒkˈsɑːθrəs/ Surgery.
(See quot. 1822.)
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1822 J. M. Good Study Med. III. 310 Loxarthrus in surgery, an obliquity of a joint of any kind, without spasm or luxation.
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