There are multiple definitions:

1. aberration detection method(English)

2. admission(English)

   • Hospital admission, Practical shorthand

3. antidepressant maintenance therapy(English)

   • AD, MBCT
   • Depression, Therapeutic approaches

4. adrenomedullin(English)

   • cDPP3, CRP, CS, FGF-23, Gal-3, GDF-15, I-FABP, IC1, IL-6, KIM-1, L-FABP, MCS, P-NGAL, P-PENK, PCT, proANP, sST2, suPAR, HF, ABL1, ACE2, ACP5, ADAM8, AGER, ALCAM, ACS, AKI, Ang-2, ALDOB, B2MG, BNP, AgRP
   • Biomarker, Cardiology, Inflammasome, Hemodynamics, Endothelium
   • https://doi.org…dis.2012.12.014
   • https://doi.org….1002/ejhf.2534
   • https://doi.org….1002/ejhf.3531

5. abductor digiti minimi(Latin)

   • finger deformities caused by rheumatoid arthritis impair hand function and are esthetically displeasing. The three characteristic deformities are (1) MCP joint subluxation and ulnar drift, (2) boutonnière deformity, and (3) swan-neck deformity
   • MCP, PIP, RA
   • Rheumatology
   • https://doi.org…02769-4.50030-5

6. acellular dermal matrix(English)

   • has potential necrotic complications when used in breast reconstruction
   • BDM, CDM, STSG
   • Mammary gland, Infection, Surgery
   • https://doi.org…0266-017-0794-2
   • https://doi.org…hsa.2017.01.026

7. antroduodenal manometry(English)

   • is one of the methods to evaluate stomach and duodenal motility. This test is a valuable diagnostic tool for gastrointestinal motility disorders especially small intestinal pseudo-obstruction which is difficult to make definite diagnosis by clinical manifestations or radiologic findings
   • Gastroenterology, Diagnostics
   • https://doi.org…m.2013.19.3.395

8. acinar-to-ductal metaplasia(English)

   • acinar cells that survive pancreatic injury induce genes that are normally associated with early embryonic progenitor cells, including Pdx1 and Notch pathway components such as Notch1, Notch2, Jagged2, and Hes1
   • KLF5, KRAS, PDAC
   • Pancreas, Oncology, Injury
   • https://doi.org…tro.2017.12.005
   • https://doi.org…67293-1.00080-3

9. amyopathic dermatomyositis(English)

   • is characterized by the presence of dermatomyositis for 6 months or more in individuals who have normal muscle enzymes and no clinically significant muscle weakness. Patients typically have Gottron's papules, periungual erythema/telangiectasia, and violaceous discoloration of the face, neck, upper chest, and back at some time during the course of their disease
   • CCLE, DM, ILD-PM/DM, PM, ACR, EULAR, IIM, ILD, JDM, NFC
   • Dermatology, Myocyte / muscle
   • https://doi.org…0067-009-1152-9
   • https://doi.org…390/jcm13185550