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Significados de glandular fever en inglés

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mononucleose infecciosa
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mononucleosi
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An acute disease characterized by fever and swollen lymph nodes and an abnormal increase of mononuclear leucocytes or monocytes in the bloodstream; not highly contagious; some believe it can be transmitted by kissing.

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mononucleose infecciosa
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Examples for "mono"
Examples for "mono"
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Methods: Patients showing degenerative cervical mono- or bi-level pathology were prospectively included.
Pubmed
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I believe it was stereo and then they brought it into mono.
Wired
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Genomically imprinted loci are expressed mono-allelically, dependent upon the parent of origin.
Pubmed
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Jagged tines of lightning leaped out of them and toward the mono.
Wizard and glass
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However, it was a mono-theme: the government's scandalous treatment of pensioners.
A journey: my political life
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These group excludes transplant patients and those on hemodialysis and mononucleosis.
Pubmed
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He had been sidelined for the previous six games with mononucleosis.
Reuters
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Perfect for when you get mononucleosis, or you're trapped by the next superstorm.
Wired
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He was dangerously dehydrated and suffering from highly contagious mononucleosis.
Reuters
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Because mononucleosis is infectious, I am officially excused from school for the next two weeks.
Within arm's reach
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A woman with mild Covid-19 developed cervical adenopathy, being diagnosed of Epstein-Barr virus infectious mononucleosis.
Pubmed
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The appearance of primary HIV infection ranges from an asymptomatic presentation to a symptomatic illness resembling infectious mononucleosis.
Pubmed
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Symptoms of infectious mononucleosis, including liver injury, appearance of atypical lymphocytes in the blood, and hepatosplenomegaly, were observed.
Pubmed
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XLP is associated with extreme sensitivity to primary Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection, often leading to a lethal infectious mononucleosis.
Pubmed
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In contrast, CMV infection of immunocompetent patients can lead to the development of infectious mononucleosis and is typically self-limiting; severe complications are rare.
Pubmed
Uso de glandular fever en inglés
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Scott Parker could miss the rest of Newcastle's season because of glandular fever.
The Irish Times
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However, a blood test has shown that I have glandular fever.
The Irish Times
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Back in 2009, undiagnosed glandular fever led to the spleen rupturing and being removed.
The Guardian
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Around one in 10 people with glandular fever has fatigue which lasts for months.
BBC
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She then pulled out of the Olympics and was diagnosed as having glandular fever.
The Irish Times
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I was tested for glandular fever and all my bloods and ultrasound came back normal.
The Irish Times
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Now suffering from glandular fever and is expected to be out for a few months.
The Irish Times
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I was back and forth for all sorts of things: tiredness, bad throats, glandular fever.
The Irish Times
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Even this pre-season, he didn't start full sessions until after Christmas due to glandular fever.
News.com.au
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I wouldn't want a pilot flying an aircraft if they were sick with glandular fever.
Radio NZ
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Of adults who get glandular fever, about 12% develop chronic fatigue six months later.
The Guardian
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A recent bout of glandular fever is not expected to delay the start to his campaign.
Reuters
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It was due to a bout of glandular fever earlier this year that Stewart was omitted.
News.com.au
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As his father recalls, Snowden's education went wrong when he got ill, probably with glandular fever.
The Guardian
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Under Veronelli's guidance the world No55 rose back up the rankings after recovering from glandular fever.
The Guardian
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I am absolutely elated.'' In 2011, Carlin came down with glandular fever and tonsillitis that knocked her sideways.
Reuters
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