Sentence examples for rapidly progressing infection from inspiring English sources

It is all but useless, Dr. Moore said, to look at an individual and ask why that particular person did, or did not, have a rapidly progressing infection.

Suppose a patient came in, dying of a rapidly progressing infection of unknown origin?

Germination and subsequent penetration of the cuticle lead to rapidly progressing infections inside the host body [ 17, 18], but fungal reproduction is only possible after the growth of a large stalk from the back of the ant's head followed by a propulsive release of spores from this fruiting body [ 16].

Or was this toxic-shock syndrome -- a rare, rapidly progressing bacterial infection characterized by fever and rash and dangerously low blood pressure.

NF is a rapidly progressing bacterial infection involving the subcutaneous tissues.

Considering the recent emergence of a rapidly progressing viral infection leading to encephalitis with high fatality proportion in children from India and the absence of any specific treatment, RNAi based interventions were explored to suppress CHPV infection in mice.

We also demonstrate that the loss of a coupling relationship between cell cycle perturbation and apoptotic response in circulating leukocytes marks the difference between a well contained, uncomplicated viral illness and a rapidly progressing, severe infection.

Severe necrotising soft tissue infections (NSTI) are rare life threatening rapidly progressing bacterial infections requiring immediate diagnosis and treatment.

However, a nested case-control study by Cao et al. [8] showed significant expansion of Treg and increase in T cell activation in subjects with rapidly progressing HIV-1 infection.

First, not all F2 mice with high mycobacterial burden in the lungs rapidly progressed to fatal infection.

Necrotising fasciitis (NF) is a severe, devastating soft tissue infection characterised by rapidly progressing tissue necrosis.