Exanthematous
91eruptive — a. 1. Erupting, bursting forth. 2. Produced by eruption, resulting from eruption. 3. (Med.) Exanthematous, efflorescent, attended with eruptions …
92exanthem — n. a rash or eruption, such as that occurring in measles. Exanthem subitum is another name for roseola (infantum). Derivatives: exanthematous adj …
93roseola — infantum; = exanthem subitum; n. a condition of young children in which a fever lasting for three or four days is followed by a rose coloured maculopapular rash that fades after two days. The commonest exanthematous fever in young children, it is …
94exanthema — /ɛksænˈθimə/ (say eksan theemuh) noun (plural exanthemata /ɛksænˈθimətə/ (say eksan theemuhtuh)) 1. Pathology an eruption or rash on the skin, especially one attended with fever. 2. See vesicular exanthema. {Late Latin, from Greek exanthēma a… …
95exanthema — n. (pl. ta) (disease marked by) eruptions or rash, as measles. ♦ exanthematic, ♦ exanthematous, a …
96экзантемное заболевание — ЭЗ Заболевание, при котором возникает экзантема (кожная сыпь). — [Англо русский глоссарий основных терминов по вакцинологии и иммунизации. Всемирная организация здравоохранения, 2009 г.] Тематики вакцинология, иммунизация Синонимы ЭЗ EN… …
97deflorescence — ˌdefləˈresən(t)s, ˌdēˌflōrˈe , ˌdēˌflȯˈre noun ( s) Etymology: Latin deflorescere to fade, wither (from de + florescere to blossom) + English ence more at florescence : the fading or disappearance of the eruption in an exanthematous disease …
98fifth disease — noun Etymology: probably translation of French cinquième maladie; so called because it was the fifth of five exanthematous childhood diseases known at the time of its description (1928) : an acute eruptive disease especially of children that is… …
99ZACUTUS LUSITANUS — (Abraham Zacuth; 1575–1642), physician. Born in Lisbon into an illustrious Marrano family and a descendant of abraham ben samuel zacuto , Zacutus became an important figure among Jewish physicians and had a large practice. His non Jewish name was …
