Molecular Transplantation

Membrane Selenium

Nitrofurantoin Thyroxine

Neoplasm Testicular

Libido Testicular

Neoplasms

Deterioration or impairment of an organ or part in structure of cells and the substances of which they are a part. A general term used in conjunction with aging.

A degenerative disease is one in which there is a worsening of physical qualities affecting particular tissues or parts of the body, often leading to impairment of function.

Marked by or pertaining to deterioration; particularly, deterioration of the function or structure of tissue or changes from a higher to a lower or less functionally active form.

Neonatal Ulceration

Neonatal Systemic

Neisseria Ulcer

Overdose Translations

Neuropsychology Tinnitus

Neuropsychology Translations

Mucocutaneous

Melphalan

Myiasis

Mitoxantrone Splenectomy

Neurosurgery

Mycotic

Nosocomial Trichomonas

Urinalysis

Morphogenesis

Midwifery Thrombolytic

Methotrexate Telomerase

Nifedipine Vasodilator

Tendinitis

Ultrasonography

Myalgia Transgenes

Mastication Salivation

Mesenteric Stents

Ocular Thyrotoxicosis

Ketoacidosis Thrombosis

Meningitis Uricosuric

Mononucleosis Toxic

Toxicity

Neuropathy Toothache

Neutrophil Vaccinia

Spastic

Niacin

Nausea Transfusion

Nausea Symbiosis

Wear and tear of the intervertebral disc, which may represent normal Disc Disease (DDD) aging or may be due to long-standing trauma. This involves small tears in the annulus (outer covering of the disc), and lack of water content of the nucleus (the gel-like center of the disc). This degenerative cascade can lead to disc bulging, bone spurs, and loss of disc height, which can affect the nerve roots.

Melanoma

Mandible Stenosis

Monocytes Topical

Menstruation Topical

Notochord Topical

Necrosis Thyroid Hormones

Mobilization Thyroid

Meiosis Syphilis

Oximetry Wakefulness

Lymphadenitis Sensitization

Papillomavirus Vaginal

Orgasm Urodynamics

Myeloma Tolerance

Metastasis Seizures

Modulator Toxicology

Mucosa Tone

Vascular

The lesion results from intersegmental instability of long duration.

Undergoing or producing degeneration; tending to degenerate.

Undergoing degeneration: growing less healthy over time.

the breakdown of the cartilage lining the bones in joints, usually weight-bearing joints (such as the knee); causes stiffness and pain (also called osteoarthritis)

resulting due to degeneration and shifting out the facet joints

Oral Venereal

Neurotransmitter Urinary

Millimeter Systemic

Oxidation Viral

Substrate

Mediator Surgical

Localization Sulfur

Spectrum

Nitrogen

Of or pertaining to degeneration.

Stabilization

Staging

Mineralization Spotting

Breaks down; age-related.

disorder