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Terms for subject Medical (3024 entries)

s/o	suggestive of	camill­a90
sulfamethoxazole	TPM/SMX
superficialization	fistula elevation	vlad-a­nd-slav
superinfection	When a person who is already infected with HIV becomes infected with a second, different strain of HIV. Superinfection may cause HIV to advance more rapidly. Superinfection can also complicate treatment if the newly acquired strain of HIV is resistant to antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in the person's current HIV treatment regimen.
Superiority Trial	A clinical trial designed to show that a new drug (or other treatment) is more effective than the drug to which it is compared.
supp	suppository	Vosoni
community care unit	supported accommodation for people with mental illness, with onsite mental health clinical services	Nataly­a Rovin­a
supp	suppository	Vosoni
Suppressor T cell	A type of lymphocyte. Regulatory T lymphocytes (regulatory T cells) prevent the immune system from becoming over-active during an immune response and from attacking normal cells.
Suppressor T lymphocyte	A type of lymphocyte. Regulatory T lymphocytes (regulatory T cells) prevent the immune system from becoming over-active during an immune response and from attacking normal cells.
scapular notch	suprascapular notch	inspir­ado
surgical aortic valve replacement	SAVR	bigmax­us
Surgical Care Improvement Project	SCIP
surrogate endpoint	Substitute measure for a clinical endpoint. Because it can be difficult to measure clinical endpoints in studies running for several years, researchers often use surrogate endpoints as substitute measures for clinical endpoints. For example, in HIV-related clinical trials, rising CD4 count is used as a surrogate endpoint for progression of HIV infection.
surrogate marker	Substitute measure for a clinical endpoint. Because it can be difficult to measure clinical endpoints in studies running for several years, researchers often use surrogate endpoints as substitute measures for clinical endpoints. For example, in HIV-related clinical trials, rising CD4 count is used as a surrogate endpoint for progression of HIV infection.
susp	suspension	Vosoni
susp	suspension	Vosoni
sustained viral suppression	The continuous, long-term suppression of a person's viral load (HIV RNA) to undetectable levels—as the result of treatment with antiretroviral (ARV) drugs.
sustained virologic response	The continuous, long-term suppression of a person's viral load (HIV RNA) to undetectable levels—as the result of treatment with antiretroviral (ARV) drugs.
Sustanon	Lontanyl