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SCID - translation to arabic
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SCID (disambiguation)
SCID
مختصر العَوَزُ المَناعِيُّ المُشْتَركُ الشَّديد
SCID
مختصر العَوَزُ المَناعِيُّ المُشْتَركُ الشَّديد
thymic alymphoplasia
COMBINED T CELL AND B CELL IMMUNODEFICIENCY THAT IS CAUSED BY A DEFECT IN SEVERAL GENES ENCODING FOR B AND T LYMPHOCYTES RESULTING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH NON-FUNCTIONAL IMMUNE SYSTEMS
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency; Severe Combined Immune Deficiency Syndrome; Severe combined immune deficiency; Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Disease; Severe combined immunodeficiency disorder; Severe combined immuno deficiency; Severe combined immunodeficiency disease; Alymphocytosis; Glanzmann–Riniker syndrome; Severe mixed immunodeficiency syndrome; Thymic alymphoplasia; Bubble baby syndrome; Glanzmann-Riniker syndrome; Bubble boy disease; Severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome; Bubble baby disease; Ashanthi De Silva
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Definition
SCID
¦ abbreviation severe combined immune deficiency, a rare genetic disorder in which affected children have no resistance to disease.
Examples of use of SCID
1. One in 100,000 births in the UK is affected by severe combined immunodeficiency disorder (SCID), with the particular form of the disease X–linked SCID affecting only boys.
2. But only one–third of SCID children get a good donor match.
3. Mr Locke, 43, said: "The world just changed from the point we were told he had SCID.
4. The boy was one of ten children with X–SCID treated so far at the hospital and the first to develop the chronic bone marrow disease.
5. Treatment was rollercoaster ride Few sufferers of Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (SCID), the condition that Alexander was born with, live beyond their first birthday.