inflammatory bowel disease
inflammatory bowel disease noun: any of several gastrointestinal inflammatory disorders, forms of colitis (and sometimes also ileocolitis) not resulting from an infection.
Noun
inflammatory bowel disease (countable and uncountable, plural inflammatory bowel diseases)
- Any of several gastrointestinal inflammatory disorders, forms of colitis (and sometimes also ileocolitis) not resulting from an infection.
- Inflammatory bowel disease is often of an autoimmune nature.
- Treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases has improved as human understanding of molecular biology has advanced.
- Synonyms:
- IBD
inflammatory bowel disease meaning in Tamil
inflammatory bowel disease in Tamil
- வயிற்று அழற்சிநோய், குடல் அழற்சி நோய்
Synonyms of inflammatory bowel disease
Forms of inflammatory bowel disease
| plural | inflammatory bowel diseases |
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Questions about inflammatory bowel disease
- What does inflammatory bowel disease mean?
- Inflammatory bowel disease means any of several gastrointestinal inflammatory disorders, forms of colitis (and sometimes also ileocolitis) not resulting from an infection.
- What is inflammatory bowel disease in Tamil?
- Inflammatory bowel disease in Tamil is வயிற்று அழற்சிநோய், குடல் அழற்சி நோய். See Inflammatory bowel disease meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is inflammatory bowel disease?
- Inflammatory bowel disease is a noun.
- What is the plural of inflammatory bowel disease?
- The plural of inflammatory bowel disease is inflammatory bowel diseases.
Words near inflammatory bowel disease in the dictionary
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