DD

There are multiple definitions:

  1. developmental disability(English)

  2. [C-terminal] death domain(English)

  3. differential diagnosis(English)

  4. directional difference(English)

  5. diastolic dysfunction(English)

  6. dissociative disorder(English)

  7. diverticular disease(English)

    • an acquired sacculation/outpouching of the mucosal and submucosal layers penetrating muscular leaks in the colonic wall at the site of the mucosa-supplying arteries. Among the prerequisites (i.e. functional such as increased luminal pressure, and morphological) for the development of colonic (pseudo-)diverticula, muscular hypertrophy is a diagnostic hallmark. Reliable diagnosis is fundamental for surgical, interventional, and conservative treatment of the different presentations
    • SUDD
    • Gastroenterology, Pathology
    • https://doi.org….1159/000380833
  8. disk diffusion [test](English)

    • by the Kirby-Bauer method is a standardized technique for testing rapidly growing pathogens. Briefly, a standardized inoculum (i.e., direct suspension of colonies to yield a standardized inoculum is acceptable) is swabbed onto the surface of MH agar
    • MIC
    • Bacteriology
    • https://doi.org…40181-4.00286-3
  9. dedifferentiated [sarcoma](English)

  10. doubling dose(English)

  11. dynamic disulphide(English)

  12. delirium superimposed to dementia(English)

  13. destabilizing domain(English)

  14. ductus deferens(Latin)

  15. delay discounting(English)

  16. developmentally delayed(English)

  17. dietary diversity(English)

  18. difference-in-differences(English)

  19. diaphragmatic displacement(English)

  20. diaphragmatic dysfunction(English)

  21. dementia diagnosis(English)

  22. diabetes-related distress(English)

  23. diaper dermatitis(English)

    • is likely the most common skin condition of infants. The vast majority of affected infants are otherwise healthy, but occasionally it can suggest an underlying systemic disorder. Discrete ulcerations are seen in a severe form of DD known as Jacquet dermatitis
    • Dermatology, Neonatology, Ulceration
    • https://doi.org…40139-5.00106-6
  24. dual diagnosis(English)

  25. developmental dyslexia(English)