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Definition von rubeólă im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
RUBEOLOGIE f) Ansteckende Krankheit, die durch eine Virusinfektion verursacht wird und durch Hautausschlag, Fieber und ganglionäre Entzündung gekennzeichnet ist. RUBEÓLĂ ~e f. Boală contagioasă, cauzată de o infecție virotică, caracterizată prin erupții pe piele, febră și inflamații gan-glionare.
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Rubella and Rubeola - Pagina 78
Rubeola is often confused with a common childhood viral infection called erythema infectiosum at this point of the disease. Rubeola is best indicated when Koplik's spots appear in the mouth, usually three to four days after the initial signs and ...
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El control de las enfermedades transmisibles - Pagina 562
David L. Heymann. RUBÉOLA CIE-9 056;CIE-10 B06 (Sarampión alemán) RUBÉOLA CONGÉNITA CIE-9 771.0; CIE-10 P35.0 (Síndrome de rubéola congénita) 1. Descripción – Enfermedad vírica febril benigna, que se caracteriza por un ...
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Pathology for the Physical Therapist Assistant - Pagina 451
The people most at risk for infection with the rubeola virus are infants under 12 months of age because they cannot be vaccinated until that age, as well as people who have never been vaccinated or were vaccinated with a previous form of ...
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A System of Practical Medicine: Comprised in a Series of ... - Pagina 347
THE terms, The Measles (Cullen,) Rubeola (Willan, Sauvages,) Morbilli (Sy- denham, Morton,) are employed in the present day as synonymes to designate a disease, the distinguishing characters of which are, a continued contagious fever, ...
Alexander Tweedie, William Wood Gerhard, 1842
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Lippincott's Guide to Infectious Diseases - Pagina 308
Classified as a persistent immune-resistant form of rubeola (measles),subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) is a rare infection that results from a defective variant of rubeola that was generated during the acute phase of disease.
Lippincott, Maureen McKinney, 2011
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General and Oral Pathology for the Dental Hygienist - Pagina 71
Mary has come in contact with the rubeola virus. How does the immune system respond? 1. Recognition a. B cell surface antibodies come in contact with the virus and bind to it. b. The B cell acts as an antigen-presenting cell and binds with a T ...
Leslie DeLong, Nancy Burkhart, 2013
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Dermatology Therapy. A - Z Essentials - Pagina 511
Rubeola morbilli generalized tender lymphadenopathy involving all nodes, but most striking in the suboccipital, postauricular, and anterior and posterior cervical nodes; joint symptoms may occur in adults; congenital rubella syndrome in ...
Norman Levine, Carol C. Levine, 2004
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High-yield Cell and Molecular Biology - Volumul 845 - Pagina 186
The Paramyxoviridae family is divided into 3 main genera: the Morbillivirus genus (which includes the rubeola virus), the Paramyxovirus genus (which includes the mumps virus and parainfluenza virus), and the Pneumovirus genus (which ...
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Röteln - Rubeola behandeln mit Naturheilkunde: Ein ...
Röteln. -. Rubeola. behandeln. mit. Naturheilkunde. Röteln sind eine Virusinfektion ähnlich den Masern, aber leichter und schneller verlaufend und weniger leicht übertragbar. Der Erreger von Röteln ist das Rötelnvirus (Rubella-Virus).
Robert Kopf, Heilpraktiker, 2012
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Essentials of Pathophysiology: Concepts of Altered Health ...
Rubeola. Rubeola (measles, 7-day measles) is an acute, highly communicable viral disease caused by a morbil- livirus.49,74 The characteristic rash is macular and blotchy; sometimes the macules become confluent (Fig. 46-30). The rubeola ...
