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VCD
(redirected from Vocal Cord Dysfunction)

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VCDVersatile Compact Disk/Disc
VCDVideo Compact Disc
VCDVirtual Circuit Descriptor (Cisco)
VCDVoice Compressor/Decompressor
VCDVisual Component Designer (Microsoft)
VCDVariable Center Distance
VCDVicinity Coupling Device
VCDVerification of Correction of Deficiencies
VCDVélo Club Dolois (French: Dolois Cycling Club; Dole, France)
VCDVirginia Council for the Deaf
VCDVariably Connected Desktop
VCDVertical Control Damper
VCDVertical Calendar Department (California trial courts)
VCDVolume Control Damper
VCDVocal Cord Dysfunction
VCDVisual Communication Design (Istanbul Bilgi University)
VCDVacuum Constriction Device (for treatment of erectile dysfunction)
VCDValue Change Dump
VCDVapor-Compression Distillation
VCDVariable Capacitance Diode
VCDVibrational Circular Dichroism (spectroscopy)
VCDVerkehrsclub Deutschland
VCDViable Cell Density (biology)
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As antiallergic and antiobstructive therapy remained unsuccessful, a laryngological examination was performed in order to exclude a vocal cord dysfunction.
Marathon despite unilateral vocal fold paralysis by Echternach, Matthias; Rocker, Kai; Arndt, Susan; Schossler, Daniel; Richter, Bernhard / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
The following group of conditions may cause diagnostic difficulties in elite athletes: exercise-induced laryngeal dysfunction, which includes exercise-induced (paradoxical) vocal cord dysfunction, laryngeal prolapse, and laryngomalacia.
Exercise-induced asthma by Kling, Sharon / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD
One example of an illness that is commonly misdiagnosed as asthma is vocal cord dysfunction syndrome the symptoms of which can mimic an asthma attack.
Vocal Cord Dysfunction and Asthma by Lisa Moore / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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