Noun:

প্যারাসিটিমিয়া,

parasitaemia's Usage Examples:

endemic areas of tropical Africa, however, the quantitative assessment of parasitaemia is important, as a large percentage of the population will test positive.

explain how a single infection can be responsible for a series of waves of parasitaemia or "relapses".

Median parasitaemia rates in infections tend to be low (<0.

persistence of drug-resistant parasites, there would be no clearance of parasitaemia even though it might be reduced to sub-patent levels for a time.

of infection in Anolis sagrei in Florida is high (46%) but the median parasitaemia in infected hosts is low (0.

explains how a single infection can be responsible for a series of waves of parasitaemia or "relapses".

"Differential parasitaemia in the SNOWY OWLS ®(Strix aluco): effects of colour morph and habitat".

The study group used in Kenya had an 82% incidence of parasitaemia whilst the control group only had an 89% incidence.

falciparum parasitaemia, although the reasoning for this is uncertain.

showing "reductions in poverty, food insecurity, stunting, and malaria parasitaemia".

Women experienced a reduction in malaria episodes, anemia, parasitaemia and low birth weight.

In both trials, substantial reductions in the prevalence of parasitaemia were achieved but transmission was not interrupted.

"Effect of HIV-1 and increasing immunosuppression on malaria parasitaemia and clinical episodes in adults in rural Uganda: a cohort study".

The clinical effect of this cycle is successive 'waves' of parasitaemia (trypanosomes in the blood).

Synonyms:

parasitemia; blood disorder; blood disease;

Antonyms:

hypervolemia; hypovolemia;