Sentence examples for extensive infections from inspiring English sources

Postmortem examination of infected larvae showed extensive infections with numerous hyphae spreading internally and emerging between segments.

Dermatophytoses generally comply with topical antifungal therapy, although local therapy may be inappropriate for extensive infections or for infections affecting the nails or scalp.

In addition, one recovered pond with no signs of WFS (Table  4) had a high prevalence of shrimp (8/9) with extensive infections as determined by in situ hybridization.

The CUP subgroup included those patients with any of these features at presentation: acute organ dysfunction, septic shock, hypotension, extensive infections (pneumonia, cellulitis >5 cm, typhlitis, meningitis and pyelonephritis) or any other acute comorbidity indicating hospital admission by itself.

Dr. Wu has stayed healthy even as up to a dozen doctors and nurses at Princess Margaret have fallen ill each day this week despite extensive infection control precautions.

We chose the proximal PTA as the distal anastomosis site, because of the extensive infection involving the middle part of the tibia.

The invasive phytopathogen Phytophthora ramorum has caused extensive infection of larch forest across areas of the UK, particularly in Southwest England, South Wales and Southwest Scotland.

Two of our volunteer doctors, Masashi Rotte and Shannon Langston, use a portable ultrasound machine to examine his leg, which has become swollen and rock hard, and determine that he has pyomyositis: an extensive infection that has caused pus, blood and dead muscle tissue to build up inside his leg.

The positive samples came from two urban sites in the DR and one in Haiti (shown in figure 1), consistent with extensive infection among these populations (where confirmed polio cases also occurred).

This age difference is consistent with more extensive infection spread in Haiti relative to the DR, both because a greater proportion of the population was susceptible to infection, and also because a broader age range of infected people is likely to correspond to a broader range in contact patterns between infected and susceptible individuals.

In pigs lungs, following extensive infection and tissue destruction, the bacteria are likely to face oxygen deprivation.