Scd
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The abbreviation, acronym, or initialism SCD has several different meanings:
In medicine
- Specific Carbohydrate Diet - A diet eliminating many sugars and starches in order to heal the gut lining
- Sperm chromatin dispersion test
- Semen collection device[1]
- Sickle-cell disease
- Sluggish cognitive tempo
- Sudden cardiac death
- Spinocerebellar degeneration
- Superior canal dehiscence - a medical condition of the inner ear leading to superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS)
- sequential compression devices (SCDs)
Other
- Sc.D. or Doctor of Science - doctoral degree: senior to the Ph.D. in the UK and Commonwealth; equivalent to Ph.D. in the USA and German-speaking nations
- Specialist Crime Directorate, a branch of London's Metropolitan Police
- Satélite de Coleta de Dados - Brazilian satellites abbreviated SCD-1 and SCD-2
- Slowly changing dimension - a datawarehousing term for a dimension that changes with time
- Sega CD - an attachment for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis video game console
- Sonic CD - a video game for the Sega CD
- Sequential Compression Device - a pneumatic control device that attaches to special compression stockings to prevent clot formation (aka deep vein thrombosis) in the legs of hospitalized patients (Note: SCD(TM) is a trade mark belonging to the Kendall brand of medical products)
- Single Crystal Diffraction - a scientific method to determine the three dimensional structure of molecules
- Star Cross'd Destiny - an online comic
- Sports Collectors Digest - a long-running sports card publication, printed by Krause Publications
- Strictly Come Dancing - UK Television Show, about celebrities ballroom dancing
- Scottish Country Dancing - social dance form originating in Scotland and enjoyed worldwide
- Super Commando Dhruva
- Starcraft Dream - a league of starcraft players who play on fastest possible map
References
- ^ Sofikitis NV, Miyagawa I (1993). "Endocrinological, biophysical, and biochemical parameters of semen collected via masturbation versus sexual intercourse". J. Androl. 14 (5): 366–73. PMID 8288490.