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MOTT
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MOTT
mycobacteria other than tuberculosis.

MOTT
Mycobacteria other than M tuberculosis An acronym for non-TB mycobacteria–eg, M avium-intracellulare complex, M chelonei, M kansasii, M malmoense, M xenopi; the ratio of MOTT:M tuberculosis reflects the population; it is ↓ in the indigent. See Runyon classification, Tuberculosis.


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