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Meanings of mycoses in English

Russian
микозы
Portuguese
micose
Spanish
infección fúngica
Catalan
malaltia fúngica
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Fungal infection of animals, including humans.

микозы
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Examples for "mycosis"
Examples for "mycosis"
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This strategy would allow for more accurate diagnosis of this mycosis.
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Jamieson reports a case of mycosis in a native of Aberdeenshire aged thirty-eight.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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The patient was diagnosed with concurrent mycosis fungoides and a diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
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Endogenous fungal endophalmitis is an uncommon complication of systemic mycosis.
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Morris described an interesting case of universal dermatitis, probably a rare variety of mycosis fungoides.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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We have demonstrated the feasibility of small-molecule targeting of a transcription factor-binding site in Mediator as a novel therapeutic strategy in fungal infectious disease.
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Of those, seven required surgery and five had a confirmed fungal infection.
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Radiation induced mucositis was accompanied by fungal infection in all 5 patients.
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Efficacy was assessed by monitoring for the development of invasive fungal infection.
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Transplant recipients on calcineurin inhibitors are at high risk of invasive fungal infection.
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The loss of Dicer-2 expression makes fruit flies more susceptible to fungal infection.
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Those investigating the original circle in the Waikato speculated on possible explanations from a UFO landing to a mysterious fungi infection.
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Neutrophils are essential players against bacterial and fungi infections.
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Gram-positive cocci were identified in 32.8% and fungi infections in 5%.
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Usage of mycoses in English
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Without bone marrow recovery the prognosis associated with invasive mycoses was grave.
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This workshop examined OC and other mycoses associated with HIV infection.
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Larger trials to confirm prevention of all mycoses with prophylaxis should be considered.
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Echinocandins show fungicidal activity against common invasive mycoses but are ineffective against cryptococcosis.
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Therapy for these mycoses relies on the use of amphotericin B and 5-fluorocytosine.
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The field of opportunistic mycoses in the patient with cancer is rapidly changing.
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Only three classes of molecules are currently approved for the treatment of invasive mycoses.
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A cutaneous mycoses caused by Ulocladium chartarum in a heart transplant recipient is reported.
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The interaction between fungal functional amyloid, SAP, and the immune response in deep mycoses is discussed.
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The findings summarized in this review highlight the promise of combinatorial strategies in combatting invasive mycoses.
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Unusual exotic mycoses in HIV-infected patients are more common in patients from the developing than the developed world.
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This article reviews the laboratory diagnosis of the fungi generally classified as the superficial mycoses and the dermatophytes.
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It is a striking observation that tissue of patients invaded by the deep mycoses often lacks evidence of an inflammatory response.
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Mould-active prophylaxis is affecting the epidemiology of invasive mycoses in the form of a shift toward less common entities such as fusariosis.
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Without bone marrow recovery the prognosis associated with invasive mycoses was grave.
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This workshop examined OC and other mycoses associated with HIV infection.
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