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parenteral
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parenteral [pər′ent·ə·rəl]
(medicine)
Outside the intestine; not via the alimentary tract.
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If a patient is judged to be severely ill in ways not listed in Table I, the patient should be treated for severe malaria (by giving antimalarials parenterally rather than orally--see below).
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The Study We tested well-defined risk groups for HIV and parenterally transmitted infections to more precisely determine the transmission route of PARV4.
Parenteral transmission of the novel human parvovirus PARV4 by Simmonds, Peter; Manning, Ashleigh; Kenneil, Rachel; Carnie, Frances W.; Bell, Jeanne E. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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