-logist

• dermatologistdermato·logist

  1. Rootderm/oskin
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who specializes in diseases of the skin

• oncologistonco·logist

  1. Rootonc/otumor
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating cancer

• nephrologistnephro·logist

  1. Rootnephr/okidney
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who specializes in nephrology, the care of the kidneys

• anesthesiologistan·esthesio·logist

  1. Prefixa-without, not
  2. +Rootesthesi/osensation, feeling
  3. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who specializes in anesthesia; in the UK usually called an anaesthetist · UK spelling: anaesthesiologist

• andrologistandro·logist

  1. Rootandr/omale
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a specialist in andrology, the study and care of male reproductive health

• histologisthisto·logist

  1. Roothist/otissue
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a specialist in histology, the microscopic study of tissues

• pathologistpatho·logist

  1. Rootpath/odisease
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who identifies diseases by studying cells and tissues under a microscope

• gynecologistgyneco·logist

  1. Rootgynec/owoman, female
  2. +Suffix-logistspecialist in the study of

  a doctor who specializes in gynecology · UK spelling: gynaecologist

• -logystudy of
• -iatristphysician, specialist in treatment

Written for biofideX in plain words, after checking these references:

• Suffixes – Medical Terminology: An Interactive Approach
• 1.5 Common Suffixes – Medical Terminology 2e
• -logist - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

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