Sentence examples for illness consistent with from inspiring English sources
After strict temperature surveillance and monitoring, none of the contacts including the 7 other soldiers who had some form of close contact with very ill cases developed an illness consistent with Lassa fever.
The WHO Sentinel surveillance program incorporates an international network of institutions that routinely and consistently collect epidemiologic information and laboratory specimens from patients presenting with an illness consistent with influenza.
He died in 1729 after a very short illness, consistent with a stroke (Sykes 1729, 10).
Anybody who has an illness consistent with Ebola should not be allowed to travel, the panel said, unless as part of an appropriate medical evacuation.
Community-acquired infection was defined as admission to hospital with an illness consistent with invasive S. aureus disease and a positive S. aureus blood culture.
Indications for investigation included a known adult contact with PTB, or recent attendance at public sector health services with an illness consistent with PTB.
The number of confirmed cases of A-H1N1 influenza grew to 62 from 49 on Saturday, and the Health Department said as many as 1,000 people have reported illnesses "consistent with influenza".
None of the members of the four related families questioned recalled any prior illnesses consistent with what they experienced with this outbreak of relapsing fever.
Although Dinophysis spp. dinoflagellates have been found in Pacific Coast waters for many years, illnesses consistent with DSP have not been reported.
Among the small number of seropositive persons who experienced illnesses consistent with EVEV infection, the most common signs and symptoms were fever, myalgia, headache, tender lymph nodes, and diarrhea (4 ).
Secondly, the demonstration of the strong association between indicators of poverty and the prevalence and outcome of mental illness is consistent with the large body of evidence from all regions of the world that poverty and mental illness frequently co-exist (4).
