invasive
adjective
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invasive
adjective
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invasive adjective (SPREADING)
Ejemplos de invasive
invasive
The mean annual incidence of invasive disease was 9n8\10 population (9n0\10 for bacteraemia and 0n8\10 for meningitis).
However, non-typable clones were also encountered in relatively large numbers and as could be seen from their sources, they were also involved in invasive infections.
There are also enough published data to allow a fairly accurate estimate of the antibody concentration protective against invasive disease (0n15 g\ml, [15- 22]).
The present survey of invasive planorbid species essentially reports the current extension of some species.
Two highly successful invasive parasites that have been investigated in various respects, will now be considered.
In that report the risk of subsequent invasive infections among family contacts was increased almost 200-fold.
A higher proportion of first year undergraduate residents was associated with an increased incidence of invasive meningococcal disease.
We conclude that influenza infection may be one of a variety of infections which sometimes precede and possibly facilitate invasive meningococcal infection.
Exposure to pathogenic meningococcal strains, together with environmental and host factors are assumed to contribute to the development of invasive disease [7].
Specific virulence determinants that are required by strains to cause invasive diseases are unknown.
Therefore, targeting vaccination on serogroups\types associated with non-invasive disease could reduce the risk of invasive disease.
Of these 26 strains, 24 were isolated from cases of invasive meningococcal disease in the period 1976-99.
Among invasive isolates these percentages were 6, 64 and 30 respectively.
A total of 5659 invasive isolates were included.
In all age groups, these serotypes\groups accounted for over 80 % of all invasive pneumococcal isolates.
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