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Meanings of leishmaniosis in inglés

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leishimaniose
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leishmaniosi
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Sores resulting from a tropical infection by protozoa of the genus Leishmania which are spread by sandflies.

        leishimaniose
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        Examples for "leishmaniasis"
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        ZCL in Tunisia is one of the most common forms of leishmaniasis.
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        Though found in Europe, Asia and Africa, leishmaniasis is most concentrated in India.
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        Cutaneous leishmaniasis caused by Leishmania mexicana is associated with an important inflammatory response.
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        Background: Visceral leishmaniasis is a systemic parasitic disease that is fatal unless treated.
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        Forty-nine HIV-infected patients with visceral leishmaniasis were included in the study.
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        MSF treated about 200 people for kala azar in Upper Nile State, one of the areas worst hit by fighting, in July.
        Reuters
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        Kala azar is a severe form of leishmaniasis that is fatal in the majority of untreated cases.
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        Usage of leishmaniosis in inglés
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        Protozoa of the genus Leishmania are the causative agents of leishmaniosis.
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        As leishmaniosis was included in the differential diagnosis, both blood and bone marrow samples were collected.
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        A total of 30 non-uremic dogs with leishmaniosis, living in Greece, were prospectively enrolled into the study.
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        Therefore, hypothyroidism does not appear to be an important predisposing disease or a frequent complication of canine leishmaniosis.
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        The need for accurate diagnostic investigation of cases of leishmaniosis has rendered today the use of molecular biology techniques broadly applicable.
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        The results suggest that in endemic areas, the application of the fipronil-permethrin combination could be integrated into canine leishmaniosis prevention program.
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        The specific methodology was applied to positive and negative control samples and whole blood collected from dogs with suspected canine leishmaniosis.
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        The lack of correlation between canine seroprevalence for N. caninum and L. infantum assumes a particular significance in an endemic area for leishmaniosis.
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        In the present study, meglumine antimonate treatment in dogs with leishmaniosis did not result in clinical or laboratory evidence of either pancreatitis or cardiotoxicity.
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        Conclusion: Abnormal lymph node cytology is much more common in dogs with clinical leishmaniosis than in dogs with subclinical infection, and primarily involves lymphoid hyperplasia.
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        Leishmaniosis is a zoonotic disease that affects millions of people especially in resource-poor settings.
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        Leishmaniosis is a complex of diseases that can be fatal, if not given proper attention.
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        Protozoa of the genus Leishmania are the causative agents of leishmaniosis.
        Pubmed
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        As leishmaniosis was included in the differential diagnosis, both blood and bone marrow samples were collected.
        Pubmed
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        A total of 30 non-uremic dogs with leishmaniosis, living in Greece, were prospectively enrolled into the study.
        Pubmed
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        Therefore, hypothyroidism does not appear to be an important predisposing disease or a frequent complication of canine leishmaniosis.
        Pubmed
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