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Meanings of amebiasis in English

Catalan
amebiasi
Wikidata

Infection by a disease-causing ameba.

amebiasi
Russian
амёбная дизентерия
Portuguese
abcesso hepático amébico
Spanish
disentería amebiana
Catalan
amebosi
Wikidata

Human protozoa disease.

Related terms
амёбная дизентерия
Synonyms
Examples for "entamoebiasis"
Examples for "entamoebiasis"
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The Japanese did not want any amoebic dysentery cases in Japan.
Blood Brothers: A Medic's Sketch Book
2
The doctors in the German hospital in Peking diagnosed the illness as amoebic dysentery.
The gates of november
3
I had had amoebic dysentery with bleeding for four months-with a loss of fifty pounds weight.
Blood Brothers: A Medic's Sketch Book
4
She has also battled ulcers, amoebic dysentery, bursitis, and had a benign brain tumour removed in 1997.
The Irish Times
5
In liquid shape there should be serum to inject for the stoppage of amoebic dysentery, and anti-snake-venom serum.
Through the Brazilian Wilderness
Usage of amebiasis in English
1
Bowel perforation is a rare complication of amebiasis, and unfortunately, it continues to be almost fatal.
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2
We conclude that production of IFN-gamma is linked to nutritional status and predicts future susceptibility to symptomatic amebiasis.
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3
Metronidazole treatment was initiated for amebiasis and subsequent standard chemotherapy for AML was followed after fever was lowered.
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4
To investigate the role of amebic proteinases and host leukocytes, we studied amebiasis experimentally in the rat testis.
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5
In conclusion, differential diagnosis of amebiasis is necessary in addition to that of bacterial or fungal infection in serum PCT elevation.
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6
Stool microscopic examination hardly identified Entamoeba, whereas serum antibody against E. histolytica was often elevated in patients with subclinical intestinal amebiasis.
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However, specific E. histolytica-lectin is not expressed in cysts, which are eliminated by asymptomatic individuals leading to false-negative results and an underestimation of amebiasis prevalence.
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Seventy-one asymptomatic human immunodeficiency virus-1 (HIV-1) -infected individuals who underwent colonoscopy for detection of diseases other than amebiasis were included in this study.
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Amebiasis is still a major healthcare concern, especially in developing countries like Ecuador.
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