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Meanings of parasitaemia in English

A condition in which parasites are present in the blood.

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Examples for "parasitemia"
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The level of parasitemia is a known risk factor for congenital transmission.
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RBC exchange transfusion can reduce the level of parasitemia in this setting.
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Background: In malaria-endemic settings, asymptomatic parasitemia complicates the diagnosis of malaria.
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Four days after treatment with artesunate, all 30 patients were asymptomatic with no parasitemia.
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The primary outcome was risk of parasitemia at 42 days.
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Usage of parasitaemia in English
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TUNEL analysis revealed extensive apoptosis at peak parasitaemia, mainly in the cerebellum.
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Among children with asymptomatic parasitaemia, antibody levels were associated with reduced clinical malaria.
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Results: This brought about prompt clinical improvement and reduction in parasitaemia.
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The performance of the new test decreased markedly at low levels of parasitaemia.
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ITN use had a protective role against parasitaemia and gametocyte diversity in western Kenya.
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We propose that malaria parasitaemia is controlled in a density-dependent manner in these semi-immune children.
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T. parva parasitaemia was significantly associated with age of the animal, sampling season, and study village.
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There was no effect of malaria parasitaemia or hepatitis seropositvity on any of the observed parameters.
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Submicroscopic parasitaemia was estimated as the proportional difference between positive samples identified by PCR and microscopy.
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Some have suggested that these adults probably had bacterial sepsis, with the parasitaemia an incidental finding.
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The appearance of the antigens in peripheral blood generally coincided with the onset of first parasitaemia.
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The age distribution of parasitaemia suggests that transmission has been stable enough to induce some clinical immunity.
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Anti-malarial use within the past 2 weeks decreased the odds of gametocytaemia, but not the odds of parasitaemia.
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Furthermore, non-malarial fevers appear to suppress low levels of parasitaemia resulting in biased estimates of the attributable fraction.
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IgG antibodies play a critical role in combating infection through their ability to reduce parasitaemia and clinical symptoms.
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Bovine trypanotolerance is a heritable trait associated to the ability of the individuals to control parasitaemia and anaemia.
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