phlebotomus fever

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phlebotomus fever [flə′bäd·ə·məs ‚fēv·ər]

(medicine)

An acute viral infection, transmitted by the flyPhlebotomus papatosiiand characterized by fever, pains in the head and eyes, inflammation of the conjunctiva, leukopenia, and general malaise. Also known as Chitral fever; pappataci fever; sandfly fever; three-day fever.

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No references found			The prevalence of human and animal infection with five phlebotomus fever virus serotypes in Isfahan province. Sandfly fever Sicilian virus, Algeria by Izri, Arezki; Temmam, Sarah; Moureau, Gregory; Hamrioui, Boussad; de Lamballerie, Xavier; Charrel, R / Emerging Infectious Diseases Thirty-seven (44%) were identified as TOSV and 47 (56%) as a new member of the phlebotomus fever serogroup, Arbia virus. Emergence of Toscana virus in Europe by de Lamballerie, Xavier / Emerging Infectious Diseases Antigenic and biological characterization of Toscana virus, a new Phlebotomus fever group virus isolated in Italy. Toscana virus in Spain by Tenorio, Antonio / Emerging Infectious Diseases			Philosophy of Culture Philosophy of Law Philosophy of Life philosophy of science Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, International Congresses of Philostratus Philoxenus philtrum-otobasion inferior Phimosis Phinees Phinehas Phips, Sir William phisher phishing Phiz Phlebectasia phlebite Phlebitis Phlebography Phlebolith phlebosclerosis phlebotaxis phlebothrombosis Phlebotomidae phlebotomus fever phlebotomy Phlebovirus phleger corer Phlegethon phlegm phlegmasia alba dolens Phlegmon Phlegraean Fields Phlegyas phleomycin Phleum Phloeidae Phloem phloem necrosis Phlogiston phlogiston theory Phlogopite Phlomis phloridzin Phlorina Phlorizin Phloroglucinol Phlox Phlyakes Phlyctena			phlebotomise phlebotomised phlebotomised phlebotomised phlebotomises phlebotomises phlebotomises phlebotomising phlebotomising phlebotomising phlebotomist phlebotomist phlebotomist phlebotomists phlebotomists phlebotomists phlebotomize phlebotomize phlebotomize phlebotomized phlebotomized phlebotomized phlebotomizes phlebotomizes phlebotomizes phlebotomizing phlebotomizing phlebotomizing Phlebotomus Phlebotomus phlebotomus fever phlebotomus fever virus Phlebotomus papatasii phlebotomy phlebotomy phlebotomy Phlebotomy (modern) Phlebotomy (modern) Phlebotomy (modern) phlebotomy for polycythemia phlebotomy for polycythemia phlebotomy for polycythemia Phlebotomy Technician phlebotomy: arterial blood sample phlebotomy: blood unit acquisition phlebotomy: blood unit acquisition phlebotomy: blood unit acquisition phlebotomy: cannulated vessel phlebotomy: venous blood sample phlebotomy: venous blood sample phlebotomy: venous blood sample Phlebovirus Phlebovirus Phleboviruses Phleboviruses Phleboviruses Phleg Camp phleg- phleger corer Phlegethon Phlegethon

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