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FMD
(redirected from Fibromuscular dysplasia)

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FMD
abbreviation for
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Veterinary Science) foot-and-mouth disease
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1) Other noncancer causes have also been reported: head injuries (occipital condyle and first cervical vertebra fractures), internal carotid artery dissection and coiling, polyarteritis nodosa, hemangio-pericytoma, Lyme disease, carotid fibromuscular dysplasia, and idiopathic cranial polyneuropathy.
Collet-Sicard syndrome: an uncommon manifestation of metastatic ... by Palacio, Carlos / Southern Medical Journal
BLOOD VESSEL DISEASE Dear Editor: I would like to see something on fibromuscular dysplasia in a future issue.
LETTERS FROM OUR READERS by Medical Update
The left ICA was tortuous, but there was no evidence of fibromuscular dysplasia, vasculitis, or any other vascular abnormality.
Carotid dissection associated with a handheld electric massager by Wang, Norman / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
 
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