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Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)
A disorder in newborns caused by bacterial or viral invasion of vulnerable intestinal tissues.
Mentioned in: Enterobacterial Infections, Prematurity
NEC,
abbreviation for necrotizing enterocolitis.
NEC
Symbol for 1 Necrotizing enterocolitis, see there 2. Nonesterified cholesterol
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Background Nippon Electric Company (NEC) is a leading international electronics manufacturer supplying communications systems and equipment, computers and industrial electronic systems, and electronic devices worldwide.
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NASDAQ: TRID) announced today that the Nippon Electric Company (NEC), with headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, will renew and extend its contract by using Trident ProVidia9682(TM) 64-bit Graphics User Interface (GUI) accelerators.
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