schisto-, schist-, schis-, -schisia, -scisis

(Greek: split, cleft)

Schistosomatium
schistosome
schistosomia
schistosomiasis (shis" tuh suh MIGH uh sis) (s) (noun), schistosomiases (shis" tuh suh MIGH uh sez") (pl)
Any of various tropical diseases caused by infestation with schistosomes (flatworms parasitic in the blood vessels of mammals), widespread in rural areas of Africa, Asia, and Latin America through use of contaminated water: Schistosomiasis is characterized by infection and the gradual destruction of the tissues of the kidneys, liver, and other organs.
A patient who is infected with schistosomiasis.
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schistosomicidal
Schistosomum
schistosomus
Schistostegaceae (proper noun)
The family of luminous moss: The mosses of the Schistostegaceae family comprise those of shining or illuminated mosses that have lens-like cells that make them gleam or radiate like cats' eyes.
schistosternia
schistothorax
schistotrachelus
A fetus with a fissure (channel or long hollow) of the neck
trichoschisis
The splitting of hairs.