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Meanings of febrile in English

Portuguese
febril

Of or relating to or characterized by fever.

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Usage of febrile in English
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However, access to diagnostic tests for discrimination of febrile illnesses is needed.
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Results: Data for 71 children with first complex febrile seizures were analyzed.
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Similar trends were noted for patients with febrile neutropenia and for children.
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Ten patients had been febrile for more than 14 days before diagnosis.
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Tony & Susan seems rather more febrile than its subject matter demands.
The Guardian
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However, non-infectious febrile morbidity attributed to endogenous pyrogenic mechanism might be considerable.
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Hyperthermia-induced SDs should be investigated as possible contributing factors to febrile seizures.
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The patient suffered from febrile neutropenia after 10 cycles of AZA treatment.
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The frequency of febrile neutropenia did not differ between the risk groups.
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Distinguishing between bacterial and viral infections etiologies in febrile patients remains challenging.
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Dose-limiting toxicities were primarily enhanced epithelial reactions, but febrile neutropenia also occurred.
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Such is the febrile atmosphere in the Box Office Tavern in 2015.
The Irish Times
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His febrile excitement had grown into anger, and I suppressed further doubts.
The Best Short Stories of 1919, and the Yearbook of the American...
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Total abstinence from food during acute febrile conditions is of primary importance.
Nature Cure: Philosophy & Practice Based on the Unity of Disease...
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Nevertheless, prolonged febrile affections, such as typhoid fever, frequently leave pregnancy unharmed.
The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy
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Conclusions: IFN-a is increased in blood of febrile infants with viral infections.
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Translations for febrile
Portuguese
febril
Febrile through the time
Febrile across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common