| Barton's o. |
an operation for ankylosis consisting of sawing through the bone and removing a V-shaped piece.
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| Bartonella a. |
Oroya fever.
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| bartonelliasis |
bartonellosis.
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| bartonellosis |
1. infection with organisms of the genus Bartonella. 2. infection by Bartonella bacilliformis, transmitted by sandflies of the genus Phlebotomus, especially P. verrucarum, found only in certain Andean valleys in Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia; besides humans, it also affects dogs and rodents, especially after splenectomy. It occurs in two distinct stages: the first or acute stage is Oroya fever, a highly fatal febrile illness associated with severe hemolytic anemia (Bartonella anemia); the second or chronic stage in humans is verruga peruana, manifested by a benign skin eruption of hemangioma-like macules surrounded by hyperpigmented borders. Called also Carrión's disease and bartonelliasis.
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| Barton |
A code name for a certain type of CPUs in the Athlon XP range. Bartons have a different core to other types of Athlon XP CPUs. The Barton core is faster than other XP cores due to an extra 256KB of what is called Level 2 (or L2) cache, giving it 512KB of L2 cache in total.
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