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quotidian
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quotidian
1. (esp of attacks of malarial fever) recurring daily
2. a malarial fever characterized by attacks that recur daily


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Before seeking medical treatment at the Palawan provincial malaria laboratory, they experienced chills, minor headaches, and daily low-grade fever, consistent with the reported quotidian fever pattern of this infection (1).
Human infections with Plasmodium knowlesi, the Philippines by Luchavez, Jennifer; Espino, Fe; Curameng, Peter; Espina, Ronald; Bell, David; Chiodini, Peter; Nolde / Emerging Infectious Diseases
After 2 weeks as an inpatient, a quotidian fever pattern was seen and a bilaterally symmetrical itchy rash on his lower shins was confirmed by dermatologists as erythema nodosum (EN).
Mediastinal tuberculous lymphadenopathy presenting with dysphagia by Bhatt, Naveen; Bhatt, Nidhi / Southern Medical Journal
Recurring daily: in full quotidian fever (a fever recurring every day).
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