Sentence examples for local diseases from inspiring English sources

He organized an influential classification of disease (nosology) consisting of four major divisions: pyrexiae, or febrile diseases; neuroses, or nervous diseases; cachexiae, diseases arising from bad bodily habits; and locales, or local diseases.

And visiting doctors unfamiliar with local diseases may diagnose them incorrectly.

It also covers things such as ethnicity, religions, local diseases and illicit drugs.

Degeneration or inflammation of these tissues can be caused by various systemic or local diseases or by poor oral hygiene.

After some time, a handful of the animals calmed down and were inducted, but Majroh assumes that most of them died within a few years, wiped out by local diseases.

Interbreeding could have been genetically advantageous to the incoming humans, says Bruce Lahn, a geneticist at the University of Chicago, because the Neanderthals were well adapted to the cold European climate — the last ice age had another 35,000 years to run — and to local diseases.

Local disease was defined as localized disease and negative CSF cytology.

Cocci is still overwhelmingly a local disease.

As Halsted himself became aware, breast cancer patients die of metastatic, not local, disease.

For most of the 20th century, physicians thought that breast cancer was a local disease that only spread to the rest of the body late in its course.

Orbital exenteration is required for controlling local disease spread which may be relentless and potentially fatal.