parasitaemia (Meaning)
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parasitaemia (n)
a condition in which parasites are present in the blood
Synonyms & Antonyms of parasitaemia
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parasitaemia Sentence Examples
- The patient's parasitaemia levels indicate a high concentration of parasites in their bloodstream.
- Malarial parasitaemia can significantly impact red blood cell count and cause anemia.
- Diagnostic tests determine the level of parasitaemia to guide appropriate treatment for parasitic infections.
- Drug resistance can lead to increased parasitaemia and treatment failure in parasitic diseases.
- Early detection and treatment of parasitaemia can prevent severe complications and improve patient outcomes.
- Cytoplasmic parasitaemia refers to the invasion of host cells' cytoplasm by parasites.
- Some parasitic species exhibit both asexual and sexual parasitaemia, contributing to disease transmission.
- Vector-borne parasites often have distinct transmission patterns based on their parasitaemia cycles.
- Chronic parasitaemia can suppress the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to other infections.
- The development of vaccines and novel therapeutics aims to control and reduce parasitaemia in various parasitic diseases.
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a condition in which parasites are present in the blood
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No antonyms found.
The patient's parasitaemia levels indicate a high concentration of parasites in their bloodstream.
Malarial parasitaemia can significantly impact red blood cell count and cause anemia.
Diagnostic tests determine the level of parasitaemia to guide appropriate treatment for parasitic infections.
Drug resistance can lead to increased parasitaemia and treatment failure in parasitic diseases.
