Results for ehrlichiosis translation from English to Portuguese

ehrlichiosis
ehrlichiose

ehrlichiosis nos
ehrlichiose

human ehrlichiosis
erliquiose humana

ehrlichiosis, unspecified
ehrlichiose

ehrlichiosis (diagnosis)
ehrlichiose

human granulocytic ehrlichiosis
ehrlichiose humana granulocitária

human ehrlichiosis (disorder)
erliquiose humana

ehrlichiosis [disease/finding]
ehrlichiose

equine monocytic ehrlichiosis agent
ehrlichia risticii

ehrlichiosis chafeensis [e. chafeensis]
ehrlichia chaffeensis

agent of human granulocytic ehrlichiosis
agente da egh

human ehrlichiosis due to ehrlichia chaffeensis
ehrlichia chaffeensis

human ehrlichiosis (disorder) [ambiguous]
erliquiose humana

there are three stages of ehrlichiosis:
há três estágios de erliquiose:

human ehrlichiosis due to ehrlichia chaffeensis (diagnosis)
ehrlichia chaffeensis

serology for ehrlichiosis, bartonellosis, and q fever was negative.
a sorologia para erliquiose, bartonelose e febre q apresentou resultados negativos.

the risk of developing canine babesiosis, monocytic ehrlichiosis, granulocytic anaplasmosis and borreliosis for 4 weeks is thereby indirectly reduced.
o risco de desenvolver babesiose canina, erliquiose monocitária, anaplasmose granulocitária e a doença de lyme (borreliose), durante 4 semanas é assim indirectamente reduzido.

in contrast, there were yet other studies, using serum samples from dogs infected with babesia sp. and from a dog with ehrlichiosis, that did now show cross-reactivity when samples were submitted to ifa for cvl.
por outro lado, em outros estudos utilizando amostras de soro de três cães infectados por babesia sp. e de um cão com erliquiose, não se observou reatividade cruzada quando submeteram estas amostras a rifi para lvc.

the treatment indirectly reduces the risk of transmission of tick-borne diseases (canine babesiosis, monocytic ehrlichiosis, granulocytic anaplasmosis and borreliosis) from infected ticks for 4 weeks.
o tratamento reduz, indirectamente, o risco de transmissão de doenças transmitidas por carraças (babesiose canina, erliquiose monocitária, anaplasmose granulocitária e borreliose) a partir de carraças infectadas, durante 4 semanas.