Physiatry
[fi-zahy-uh-tree, fiz-ee-a-] /fɪˈzaɪ ə tri, ˌfɪz iˈæ-/
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physiatry phys·i·at·ry (fĭz’ē-āt’rē, fĭ-zī’ə-trē)
n.
See physical medicine.
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