Übersetzung für 'general infection' von Englisch nach Deutsch

general infection

Allgemeininfektion {f}med.

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enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection [Br.] <EHEC infection>

EHEC-Infektion {f}med.

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enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection [Am.] <EHEC infection>

EHEC-Infektion {f}med.

Epstein-Barr virus infection <EBV infection>

Epstein-Barr-Virusinfektion {f} <EBV-Infektion>med.

hepatitis B virus infection <HBV infection>

Hepatitis-B-Virusinfektion {f} <HBV-Infektion>med.

hepatitis C virus infection <HCV infection>

Hepatitis-C-Virusinfektion {f} <HCV-Infektion>med.

hepatitis A virus infection <HAV infection>

Hepatitis-A-Virusinfektion {f} <HAV-Infektion>med.

hepatitis C infection <HCV infection>

Hepatitis-C-Infektion {f} <HCV-Infektion>med.

hepatitis A infection <HAV infection>

Hepatitis-A-Infektion {f} <HAV-Infektion>med.

porcine parvovirus infection <PPV infection>

Parvovirus-Infektion {f} des Schweines [Infektion mit dem porzinen Parvovirus]VetMed.

hepatitis B infection <HBV infection>

Hepatitis-B-Infektion {f} <HBV-Infektion>med.

Schistosoma-japonicum infection <S. japonicum infection>

Schistosoma-japonicum-Infektion {f} <S.-japonicum-Infektion>med.

Schistosoma-mansoni infection <S. mansoni infection>

Schistosoma-mansoni-Infektion {f} <S.-mansoni-Infektion>med.

Schistosoma-mekongi infection <S. mekongi infection>

Schistosoma-mekongi-Infektion {f} <S.-mekongi-Infektion>med.

Schistosoma-intercalatum infection <S. intercalatum infection>

Schistosoma-intercalatum-Infektion {f} <S.-intercalatum-Infektion>med.

three-star general <3-star general>

Drei-Sterne-General {m} <3-Sterne-General>mil.

two-star general <2-star general>

Zwei-Sterne-General {m} <2-Sterne-General>mil.

one-star general <1-star general>

Ein-Stern-General {m} <1-Stern-General>mil.

four-star general <4-star general>

Vier-Sterne-General {m} <4-Sterne-General>mil.

infection

Infektion {f}med.VetMed.

Infekt {m}med.VetMed.

• Furthermore, any serious abscess will eventually begin to cause signs and symptoms of general infection, including fever and nighttime chills.
• He fell terminally ill in 2000 and died of general infection triggered by a bacterial pneumonia on 26 September 2000, in Rio de Janeiro.
• From the outset azoximer bromide was identified as an immune modulator drug that had the potential to increase a host’s resistance to local and general infection.
• He died on December 24, 2006, at the age of 99; the official cause of death was described as multiple organ failure caused by a general infection.