enterotoxemia

enterotoxemia
en·tero·tox·emia or chiefly Brit en·tero·tox·ae·mia .ent-ə-rō-.täk-'sē-mē-ə n a disease (as pulpy kidney disease of lambs) attributed to absorption of a toxin from the intestine called also overeating disease

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en·tero·tox·e·mia (en″tər-o-tok-seґme-ə) any of several usually fatal conditions in domestic animals characterized by presence in the blood of toxins or bacteria normally found in the intestines.

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