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MSOF
(redirected from Multisystem organ failure)

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MSOFMechanical Shift on the Fly (vehicle system)
MSOFMultisystem Organ Failure (less common; see MOSF)
mSOFModified Synthetic Oviduct Fluid (reproductive science)
MSOFManual Shift-on-the-Fly (automotive engineering)
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pneumophila serogroup 13 pneumonia has a clinically diverse spectrum that ranges from relatively mild, community-acquired pneumonia to potentially fatal severe pneumonia with multisystem organ failure.
Legionellosis from Legionella pneumophila serogroup 13 by Heath, Christopher H. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Multisystem organ failure was the primary cause of death.
Experience with necrotizing fasciitis at a burn care center by Still, Joseph M. / Southern Medical Journal
One died of multisystem organ failure complicated by Aspergillus infection, and the cause of death in the other patient is still under investigation.
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