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In older terminology, a disease characterized by a demonstrable structural or biochemical abnormality in an organ or a tissue (i.e., an exogenous etiology). Sometimes imprecisely used as an antonym for functional disorder.<\/p>\n

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A disease that started as, or became, impairment of structure or tissue. The smoker may have coughing and shortness of breath for years, and suffer from functional disorders; when the smoker gets emphysema, it is an organic disease.<\/p>\n

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A disease condition characterized by an abnormal alteration of tissues.<\/p>\n

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A disease or disorder associated with physical changes in one or more organs of the body.<\/p>\n

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A term used in contradistinction to \u2018functional disease\u2019, to indicate that some structural change is responsible for the faulty action of an organ or other part of the body.<\/p>\n

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A disease resulting from recognizable anatomical changes in an organ or tissue of the body.<\/p>\n

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This phrase is employed to denote any condition linked to alterations in the configuration of an organ or tissues.<\/p>\n

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