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common medical sign characterized by elevated body temperature | common medical sign characterized by elevated body temperature; in historical parlance often used in the sense of an independent disease or generally as a generic term for various diseases accompanied by fever | ||
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Krankheitssymptom, entzündlich bedingte erhöhte Körperkerntemperatur | Krankheitssymptom, entzündlich bedingte erhöhte Körperkerntemperatur; im historischen Sprachgebrauch oft im Sinne einer eigenständigen Krankheit verwendet bzw. allgemein als Oberbegriff für verschiedene, von Fieber begleitete Erkrankungen | ||
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réaction immunitaire | |||
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медицинский термин - повышенная температура; в истории термен часто использовался в смысле самостоятельной болезни или вообще как общий термен для различных заболеваний, сопровождающихся лихорадкой | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 1 July 2024
common medical sign characterized by elevated body temperature; in historical parlance often used in the sense of an independent disease or generally as a generic term for various diseases accompanied by fever
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Fever |
common medical sign characterized by elevated body temperature; in historical parlance often used in the sense of an independent disease or generally as a generic term for various diseases accompanied by fever |
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Georg Friedrich Most, Encyklopädie der gesammten medicinischen und chirurgischen Praxis, A-F (1833)
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