What does MD stand for?

Mucosal Disease (bovine viral disease)

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It is possible that the degree of mucosal disease and the presence of nasal polyps in our unselected group of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis obscured the presence of some pneumatized superior turbinates on conventional high-resolution CT.

Superior turbinate pneumatization in patients with chronic ...

Many of these animals are poor doers and will probably contract mucosal disease and die, but it is now known that some appear normal while excreting virus all their lives.

Disease control is vital to future of beef and dairy industry; Vet's ...

8) This stress-related mucosal disease is characterized by diffuse multiple superficial gastric erosions that are usually not amenable to directed endoscopic therapy.

Low utility of endoscopy for suspected upper gastrointestinal ...

This virus is responsible for bovine viral diarrhoea, mucosal disease, poor conception, early embryonic death, foetal mummies, the birth of brain-damaged calves, eye defects in newborn calves and a lower resistance to other diseases.

Danger of uninvited guests

Danger of uninvited guests; farming Vet's view

The reasons for staging include mucosal disease, a fixed stapes, and possible residual cholesteatoma.

Silastic sheeting in the middle ear

Even without evidence of mucosal disease in the pneumatized superior turbinate, this protrusion can lead to headaches, as has been reported by Clerico.

Concha bullosa of a superior turbinate

The lack of mucosal disease in patients whose cartilaginous laryngeal structures are intact may present a facade of normality in patients with advanced disease, and perhaps delay the early diagnosis of subglottic malignancies by physical and radiologic examination.

Subglottic carcinoma: Review of a series and characterization of its ...