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Meanings of oral candidiasis in English

Portuguese
candidíase oral
Spanish
candidiasis oral
Catalan
candidiasi oral
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Candidiasis that involves fungal infection of the mucous membrane of the mouth by Candida species, which is characterized by thick white or cream-colored deposits on inflamed mucosal membranes.

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      candidíase oral
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      Examples for "thrush"
      Examples for "thrush"
      1
      This was the only species of thrush I saw in the Adirondacks.
      Wake-Robin
      2
      There was a thrush singing in the dusk of the sycamore leaves.
      Bébée; Or, Two Little Wooden Shoes
      3
      Listen, for example, to a song thrush exploring and developing musical themes.
      The Irish Times
      4
      Then an idea popped into the little brown head of the thrush.
      Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children
      5
      Thereafter and at last the thrush went to sleep in a spruce-fir.
      The Way of the Wild
      1
      Recurrent oropharyngeal candidiasis is common in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome-related complex.
      Pubmed
      Usage of oral candidiasis in English
      1
      No patients in either group had opportunistic infections (excluding oral candidiasis and tuberculosis).
      Pubmed
      2
      Pneumonia and oral candidiasis occurred significantly more frequently in symptomatic HIV-infected children than in normal controls.
      Pubmed
      3
      Patients with clinically and microbiologically diagnosed oral candidiasis were evaluated by endoscopy for concurrent esophageal candidiasis.
      Pubmed
      4
      The patients suffering from HIV infection showed relapse in oral candidiasis at the end of 21 days.
      Pubmed
      5
      Both had oral candidiasis since the first year of life and later developed hypoparathyroidism and Addison disease.
      Pubmed
      6
      None who developed oral candidiasis or herpes simplex was receiving prophylaxis and each responded promptly to therapy.
      Pubmed
      7
      Candida albicans remains the most important fungal pathogen and is frequently associated with oral candidiasis in HIV-infected individuals.
      Pubmed
      8
      In comparison, the control group treated with fluconazole tablets showed 85% improvement in symptoms of oral candidiasis.
      Pubmed
      9
      Persistent fever is the strongest predictor of AIDS in adults, whereas oral candidiasis is the strongest predictor in children.
      Pubmed
      10
      The relative hazard of AIDS after oral candidiasis was 18 in children and 3.8 in adults.
      Pubmed
      11
      Results: No AIDS-defining events occurred; two patients in each group developed oral candidiasis, and two patients on prednisone developed mild herpes simplex flares.
      Pubmed
      12
      The patients having oral candidiasis due to partial or complete dentures showed complete recovery and were free from signs and symptoms of oral candidiasis.
      Pubmed
      13
      Oral candidiasis is a frequent opportunistic infection in AIDS patients.
      Pubmed
      14
      Oral candidiasis coexisted with cryptococcal meningitis in 7 patients.
      Pubmed
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      Translations for oral candidiasis
      Oral candidiasis through the time
      Oral candidiasis across language varieties
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      Common