cytomegalic inclusion disease
n.
A disease caused by infection with cytomegalovirus, characterized by the presence of inclusion bodies in infected cells, enlargement of the liver and spleen, jaundice, purpura, thrombocytopenia, and fever; it often occurs in newborn infants, acquired in the womb or when passing through the birth canal of an infected mother, and can also occur in individuals with impaired immune systems.
cytomegalovirus disease inclusion body disease
Words nearby cytomegalic inclusion disease
cytology,
cytolysin,
cytolysis,
cytolysosome,
cytomegalic,
cytomegalic inclusion disease,
cytomegalovirus,
cytomegalovirus disease,
cytomembrane,
cytometaplasia,
cytometer