Sentence examples for a localized infection from inspiring English sources

It is increasingly clear that a single HIV virion or a small founder virus population infects a target cell in the mucosa and initiates a localized infection that is followed by systemic spread of the virus [1], [2], [3], [4].

It's easy to mistake a gout attack for a localized infection of a joint.

The abscesses are a localized infection, different from meningitis, which affects the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord.

Staph is normally present in the nose and on the skin of about 30percentt of healthy adults and causes no harm; but, an exposed opening in the skin may allow the bacteria to penetrate the skin's natural barriers and cause a localized infection.

Sepsis occurs when the immune system of the host responds to a localized infection at a systemic level and thereby causes tissue damage and organ dysfunction [3].

Being a localized infection, the control of pulmonary TB largely depends on the orchestration of various cellular components of the immune system and a coordinated interplay of various pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines at the foci of infection [38], [39].

This clinical syndrome is believed to be triggered by bacterial products released from a previously localized infection that leads to a systemic inflammatory reaction and organ impairment [4].

Furthermore, biological features of the causing agent determine the location and progress of the infection, leading to a more localized infection in entomophthoromycosis and a progressive and potentially disseminated infection in mucormycosis.

The most common type, cutaneous anthrax, occurs as a primary localized infection of the skin in the form of a carbuncle.

Patients with a severe immunocompromised status tend to have bacteremia without a focus, localized infection, and central nervous system (CNS) infection with coma or encephalitis [ 1].

This information is in contrast with the general consensus that LPAI viruses cause a strictly localized infection without viraemia, and is in keeping with the clinical condition developed by some birds following natural and experimental infection.