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infecção subclínica Spanish
infección subclínica An infection that is nearly or completely asymptomatic that may enable a pathogen to escape clinical attention or inclusion in health statistics.
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Examples for "subclinical infection"
Examples for "subclinical infection"
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Routine monitoring for subclinical infection is one of the key mastitis control approaches.
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No background factor that influenced antibody-positive status due to subclinical infection was identified.
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The clinical manifestations range from subclinical infection to severe manifestations of focal or systemic disease.
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Objective: Chronic tonsillitis is the persistent inflammation of the tonsillar tissue that occurs due to recurrent, acute or subclinical infection.
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Although delivery is expedited in cases of overt infection, decisions regarding timing and mode of delivery in subclinical infection are not clear-cut.
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Most studies of asymptomatic infection have been conducted in areas of endemic visceral leishmaniasis.
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Type C is associated with sporadic and usually asymptomatic infection.
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In absence of asymptomatic infection, anti-merozoite antibody levels were unreliable correlates of clinical immunity.
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Our results imply that a significant proportion of the tested donors had experienced asymptomatic infection.
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Achieving malaria elimination requires targeting the human reservoir of infection, including those with asymptomatic infection.
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Mild or asymptomatic infections may contribute to the observed serum reactivities.
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However, many asymptomatic infections are submicroscopic and can only be detected by molecular methods.
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To achieve eradication, finding and treating asymptomatic infections as well as clinical cases is crucial.
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Public health efforts are needed to improve the diagnosis and treatment of asymptomatic infections in this population.
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Many residents are also worried about the number of asymptomatic infections as the city returns to work.
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Conclusion: According to our survey, there was no latent infection among close contacts.
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The infection is lifelong, with sensory ganglia serving as reservoirs of latent infection.
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The majority of older adults possess serum antibodies against the virus indicating latent infection.
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Screening decisions should reflect duration of travel, tuberculosis incidence, and commitment to treat latent infection.
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Certain viruses, such as herpesviruses, are capable of persistent and latent infection of host cells.
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Tuberculosis is also one of the best examples of what is known as latent infection.
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection presents across a spectrum in humans, from latent infection to active tuberculosis.
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RHVP establishes acute and latent infection in laboratory mice.
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Usually a latent infection, activated TB can kill quickly.
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National policy thus far would fail to detect 71% of individuals with latent infection.
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Gene expression profiling has allowed identification of biomarkers that discriminate between latent infection and active disease.
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Modest transcriptional differences between active TB and latent infection were observed over the time course with substantial overlap.
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Besides preventing the absorption of toxins from the intestine, we must prevent such absorption from any latent infection.
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Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) undergoes both lytic and latent infection to achieve persistent and lifelong infection in human.
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However, in1814 did establish a latent infection in the ganglia after corneal inoculation from which it could be reactivated.
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The switch from lytic infection to latent infection may represent an early and essential step in the development of NPC.
