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1. Dr. Alan Moelleken MD is a member of a variety of academic and scientific organizations, such as the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), the North American Spine Society (NASS),
and the American Medical Association (AMA). He maintains his cutting-edge knowledge and expertise as a spine surgeon by regularly attending national and international spine conferences and by
constantly familiarizing himself with the latest research in the fields of orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery, especially as it pertains to disorders of the spine. Spine and Orthopedic Center, Cottage
Hospital Goleta Hospital and other California hospitals.
Doctor Alan Moelleken, MD Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara
D
Prefix/suff
ix
dedentdermat(o)
-,
derm(o)-
away from, cessation
Of or pertaining to teeth
Latin deLatin (dens, dentis), tooth
Example(
s)
Dacryocy
stitis
dactylolo
gy,
polydactyl
y
dehydrate
Dentist
Of or pertaining to the skin
Ancient Greek δέρμα, δέρματ(dérma, démat-), skin, human skin
Dermatol
ogy
-desis
binding
Greek δέσις (desis)
dextr(o)-
right, on the right side
Latin dexter
dididia-
two
apart, separation
through, during, across
Greek διLatin
Ancient Greek διά (diá), through,
arthrodesi
s
Dextrocar
dia
Diplopia
dacryo-
Meaning
tear
-dactyl(o)- Of or pertaining to a finger, toe
Origin language and etymology
Greek δάκρσ
Ancient Greek δάκτσλος
(dáktylos), finger, toe
dialysis

2. difdigit-
apart, separation
Of or pertaining to the finger [rare as a root]
during, across
Latin
Latin (digitus), finger, toe
-dipsia
suffix meaning "(condition of) thirst"'
Greek dipsa
dis-
separation, taking apart
Latin dis-
dors(o)-,
dors(i)-
Of or pertaining to the back
Latin (dorsum), back
dromo-
running, conduction, course
Greek dromos
duodeno-
duodenum, twelve: upper part of the small intestine
(twelve inches long on average), connects to the stomach
Latin duodeni
dynam(o)- force, energy, power
-dynia
pain
dys-
bad, difficult, defective, abnormal
Greek δύναμις (dunamis)
Greek δσσ-
different
Digit
polydipsia
,
hydroadip
sia,
oligodipsi
a
Dissectio
n
dorsal,
Dorsocep
halad
Dromotro
pic
Duodenal
atresia
Hand
strength
dynamom
eter
Vulvodyni
a
Dysphagi
a,
dysphasi
a

3. Dr. Alan Moelleken MD, Public Library Resource Library
Alan_Moelleken,MD_Biography
Alan Moelleken, MD Curriculum Vitae
Back Pain defined - Spine and Orthopedic Center Santa Barbara CA
Carpal tunnel syndrome defined - Spinal and Orthpedic Center
Chronic pain - Dr Alan Moelleken Spine and Orthopedic Center

4. Neck Pain Dr Allen Moelleken Spine and Orthopedic Center
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Spondylolisthesis Dr Moelleken Spine Ortho Center
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5. Alan Moelleken MD – Spine and Orthopedic Center – Santa Barbara, CA