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CMV cytomegalovirus.
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CMV One of a group of viruses related to herpes that cause cell enlargement in various internal organs.
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CMV A virus of the herpes family that, in the ophthalmic context, causes infection and inflammation of the retina in patients with AIDS (CMV Retinitis).
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CMV congenital cvtomegalic inclusion disease; a syndrome of growth retardation, mental retardation, microcephaly (abnormally small head), brain (periventricular) calcifications (less than 10% of cases), hearing loss (50% of cases) and chorioretinitis (inflammation of the choroid and the retina [light-sensitive inner back wall]) that can follow on maternal (and fetal) infection by this herpes group virus. "Blueberry muffin spots" may he noted secondary to a blood disorder. ...
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CMV A type of virus which can cause inapparant infections in healthy individuals but is dangerous to immunosuppressed patients. CMV is a member of the herpes family of viruses. The virus may manifest itself as pneumonia, colitis, or hepatitis.
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