Sentence examples for protracted infection from inspiring English sources

Sommerstein, R. et al. Arenavirus glycan shield promotes neutralizing antibody evasion and protracted infection.

However, some patients may not have had stool samples tested between the courses, and may therefore have experienced post-infectious complaints rather than protracted infection.

If our findings are causal, then the surprisingly high level of fatigue and abdominal symptoms reported, may have two possible explanations: A substantial number of cases had protracted infection due to delayed treatment explained by late detection of the outbreak [ 7], and/or the infection caused inflammation in a high number of cases, also after clearing the parasites [ 31].

For example, the method can distinguish between two cows, each with mastitis once during lactation but one showing fast recovery and the other suffering from a protracted infection.

A possible weakness in our definition of indices of protracted and severe Giardia infection is that sick leave or delayed education may be signs of PI-IBS or fatigue rather than protracted infection or inflammation.

Although Salmonella meningitis is a rare complication of adult salmonellosis, the increased incidence of Salmonella bacteremia in HIV-infected patients [ 21, 22], may expose such individuals to increased risk for more disseminated and protracted infections.

Protracted infections with malaria parasite are associated with clinically significant RBC destruction [ 12].

Although most diarrheal diseases are self-resolving and should not be treated with antimicrobial agents, invasive or protracted infections require chemotherapy and are typically managed empirically.

However, this has not been properly studied, and even in these situations, it seems more likely that the frequent, protracted sinus infections that occur primarily act to drive the same noneosinophilic disease observed in patients with ostia blockade.

Most XLA-afflicted boys were diagnosed with repeated or protracted bacterial infections during early childhood after their maternal immunoglobulins had been lost [ 9], and before the era of the intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) and antibiotics, the disease could be life threatening.

More than one treatment course is a reliable index of persistent infection and the finding of this as a highly significant risk factor in all analyses supports the hypothesis that protracted and severe infection may cause post-infectious complications.