- A
subclinical infection—sometimes
called a
preinfection or
inapparent infection—is an
infection by a
pathogen that
causes few or no
signs or
symptoms of...
- was abolished. IIV-6 is
hosted by
mosquitos and
usually causes covert (
inapparent)
infection that
reduces fitness. The
other species Invertebrate iridescent...
- ferrocyanide. In
normal animals,
hemosiderin deposits are
small and
commonly inapparent without special stains.
Excessive ac****ulation of
hemosiderin is usually...
- May be
secondary to enteritis.
Suppurative acute appendicitis May be
inapparent. Dull
mucosa Congested surface vessels Fibropurulent serosal exudate in...
-
closely related to the CFR, but
attempts to
additionally account for
inapparent infections among healthy people. The IFR
differs from the CFR in that...
-
Janet A.; Wieand, H.
Samuel (2003-03-04). "Management of the
clinically inapparent adrenal m**** ("incidentaloma")".
Annals of
Internal Medicine. 138 (5):...
- PMID 23201968. King AA,
Ionides EL,
Pascual M,
Bouma MJ (August 2008). "
Inapparent infections and
cholera dynamics". Nature. 454 (7206): 877–80. Bibcode:2008Natur...
- that is
active but does not
produce noticeable symptoms may be
called inapparent, silent, subclinical, or occult. An
infection that is
inactive or dormant...
-
Chlamydia psittaci in
birds is
often systemic, and
infections can be
inapparent, severe, acute, or
chronic with
intermittent shedding. C.
psittaci strains...
- "Pre-existing
Neutralizing Antibody Responses Distinguish Clinically Inapparent and
Apparent Dengue Virus Infections in a Sri
Lankan Pediatric Cohort"...
