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21 Almeida's disease
داءُ آلميدا -
22 Alper's disease
داءُ آلبر -
23 alpha-chain disease
داء السلسلة ألفا* * *داءُ السِّلْسِلَةِ ألفا -
24 Alzheimer's disease
داءُ آلزهايمَر -
25 Ander's disease
داءُ آندرس -
26 Andersen's disease
داءُ آندرسن -
27 Andes disease
داء آنديس* * *داءُ آنديس -
28 Apert's disease
داءُ آبرت -
29 Apert-Crouzon disease
داء آبرت كروزون* * *داءُ آبرت كروزون -
30 Aran-Duchenne disease
داء آران دوشين* * *داءُ آرانِ دُوشِين -
31 arc-welders'disease
داءُ عُمَّال قَوسِ اللِّحام -
32 Armenian disease
الداء الأرمني* * *الدَّاءُ الأَرْمَنِيّ -
33 Armstrong's disease
داءُ آرمستُرونغ -
34 atopic disease
داء تأتبي* * *داءٌ تَأَتُّبِيّ -
35 Aujeszky's disease
داءُ أوجِيسكي -
36 Australian X disease
الداء الاسترالي X* * *الدَّاء الاسترالي X -
37 Baastrup's disease
داءُ باستروب -
38 Baelz's disease
داءُ بِيلز -
39 Balme disease
داء بالمه* * *داءُ بالمه -
40 Balo's disease
داءُ بالُو
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