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Suffix-Pathy Research Paper

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The suffix -pathy means disease and is very common. There are many terms that use the suffix -pathy. One example is the medical term arthropathy. Because the suffix -pathy means disease, the medical term arthropathy means disease of the joint. The suffix -plasty means surgical repair and is also commonly use. The term gastroplasty means surgical repair of the

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