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post-traumatic
[ pohst-truh-mat-ik, -traw- ]
adjective
- occurring after physical or psychological trauma.
Word History and Origins
Origin of post-traumatic1
Example Sentences
I might be the first person ever diagnosed with, “PTED” – Post-Traumatic Election Ad Disorder.
She had only heard of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, in passing.
In 2008, Science Direct Journal published a study titled Drumming Through Trauma: Music Therapy With Post-Traumatic Soldiers.
This crisis adds to the core of war trauma, and the possibility of ensuing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
But research shows that post-traumatic stress has a large social component to it.
In this manner it is easy to differentiate post-operative or post-traumatic edemas which may or may not cause lameness.
Post-traumatic stress disorders are frequently misdiagnosed as anxiety disorders.
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