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IBM
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IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation
IBMInternational Brotherhood of Magicians
IBMInclusion Body Myositis (inflammatory muscle disease)
IBMIntegrated Business Management (Sales & Operations Planning)
IBMIntercontinental Ballistic Missile (also ICBM)
IBMIntegrated Border Management
IBMIndian Bureau of Mines (India)
IBMInstitut des Biosciences Marines (French; Canada)
IBMInjection Blow Moulding
IBMIch Bin Müde (German: I Am Tired)
IBMInternational Bank of Miami (Florida)
IBMInclusion Body Myopathy
IBMInitial Body Mass
IBMItalian By Marriage
IBMIrritable Bowel Movement
IBMInternational Baptist Missions


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Because these authors' patients had dermatomyositis, polymyositis, and inclusion body myositis, however, it is difficult to generalize data and change practice patterns with individual patients based on the results.
Dermatomyositis: evolution of a diagnosis by Venzke, Jane Walter / Physical Therapy
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