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CHB
(redirected from congenital heart block)

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CHBChampion Enterprises Inc. (stock symbol)
CHBChildren's Hospital Boston (Boston, MA)
CHBChronic Hepatitis B
CHBCollegium Hungaricum Berlin (Hungarian cultural institute; Berlin, Germany)
ChBBachelor of Surgery
CHBComplete Heart Block
CHBComputers in Human Behavior (journal)
CHBCustoms House Broker
CHBcongenital heart block
CHBCentral Hawkes Bay (agricultural region in the North Island of New Zealand)
CHBChild Benefit
CHBCertified Hotel Broker
CHBCurly-Haired Boyfriend (nickname for Boston Globe sports columnist Dan Shaughnessy)
CHBCargo Handling Battalion
CHBConcrete Hollow Blocks (construction)
CHBCombined Hormone Blockade (prostate cancer)
CHBCornell Hurd Band
CHBContainer Handling Building (US government)
CHBCold Hard Bitch
CHBCan't Hold Back
CHBChurch House Bookshop (UK)
CHBCurly-Haired Bastard
CHBCardiovascular Health Branch (US CDC)
CHBCenter Halfback (soccer)
CHBCentre Hospitalier de Bhannès (B'hannes Medical Center, Lebanon)
CHBChapel Hill Brokers
CHBChung Hwa Boatworks (Taiwan)
CHBCock's Head Brand (Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad)
CHBChristopher Hamilton Brashier (Lawrenceville, NJ investment group)


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Congenital heart block is seen in infants born of women with LE and with antibodies to SSA/RO and SSB/lr.
Are we missing something? What really is the post cardiotomy syndrome? by Ritter, George / Southern Medical Journal
Approximately 80% of babies born with congenital heart block have the presence of anti-Ro/SS-A or anti-La/SS-B in the mother, even in cases without a connective tissue disease.
Laboratory testing in the rheumatic diseases: a practical review by Sutej, Paul George / Southern Medical Journal
Finkelstein Y, Adler Y, Harel L, et al: Anti-Ro (SSA) and anti-La (SSB) antibodies and complete congenital heart block.
Surge of anti-SS-A antibody associated with fulminant thrombotic ... by DeChristopher, Phillip J. / Southern Medical Journal
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