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CTX
(redirected from cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis)

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CTXContext (Management; Tandem)
CTXCentex Corporation (stock symbol)
ctxcontraction
CTXCyclophosphamide
CTXCholera Toxin
CTXCentrex
CTXCytoxan
CTXCorporate Trade Exchange
CTXCerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis
CTXClinical Trial Exemption
CTXC-Telopeptides
CTXCzech Traded Index
CTXCardiac Transplantation
CTXCountdown to Extinction (Disney World attraction)
CTXCommitted to Xcellence
CTXCombined Training Exercise
CTXClear to Transmit
CTXCompact Torus Experiment
CTXCenter of Technical Expertise (USACE)


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Patient 2--Cerebellar Dysfunction Due to Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis
Rehabilitation of balance in two patients with cerebellar dysfunction by Krebs, David E. / Physical Therapy
The discovery came in a study of Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis, or CTX, a rare and often fatal disorder caused by excessive cholesterol metabolites.
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