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Meanings of febrile illness in English

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Usage of febrile illness in English
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The majority of symptomatic patients have a self limited febrile illness.
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While those so vaccinated contracted cowpox, this was a short-lived innocuous febrile illness.
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Doxycycline-treatable diseases are emerging as leading causes of undifferentiated febrile illness in Southeast Asia.
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Self-limited febrile illness and pneumonia were the most common manifestations of acute Q fever.
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Hence, for proper case management, detection of WNV in common febrile illness is strongly recommended.
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Interventions to improve clinicians' management of febrile illness are essential but will not be easy.
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A previously healthy 10-year-old boy developed generalized convulsive status epilepticus following a mild febrile illness.
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They were further encouraged to present early with any febrile illness following their return to Townsville.
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Study objective: During dengue epidemics, emergency physicians face large numbers of patients with acute febrile illness.
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The fourth became weak after a febrile illness.
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Pregnancy was complicated by a self-limited febrile illness of the mother about two weeks before birth.
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Age, seizure duration and the presence of febrile illness were found to have no effect on outcome.
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Interventions are needed including strengthening the availability of commodities and improving diagnosis and treatment of febrile illness.
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Dengue is an acute febrile illness caused by any of four mosquito-transmitted dengue virus (DENV) types.
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It typically presents as an acute febrile illness associated with a varying degree of arthralgia and musculoskeletal sequelae.
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Objective: To evaluate current practices and standards of evaluation and treatment of childhood febrile illness in Southern Province, Zambia.
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This collocation consists of:
Febrile illness through the time
Febrile illness across language varieties
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