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MALT (môlt)
n.
Mucosal-associated with lymphoid tissue; rare type of lymphoma of the stomach that may be associated with infection by the bacteria Helicobacter pylori. Also called MALT lymphoma.
malt
[môlt]
Etymology: AS, mealt
a preparation obtained from germinated grain, such as barley, that contains partially degraded starch and protein with nutritive and digestive properties.
MALT
mucosal-associated lymphoid tissue.
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