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defervescence

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defervescence [def·ər′ves·əns]
(cell and molecular biology)


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The secondary rash coincides with defervescence and typically involves the trunks, limbs, and face; palms and soles are spared.
The first analysis detailed data from Study 9801, in which subjects treated with CIDECIN showed a trend towards faster mean time to defervescence (the return of elevated body temperature to normal)--one full day less than patients receiving the comparator agents.
Defervescence occurred 3 days later, subsequent blood cultures became sterile, and radiographic changes gradually resolved.
 
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