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typhoid carrier An individual who has recovered from typhoid fever but who harbors the bacteria, usually in the gallbladder or kidneys, and who excretes it in the feces or urine, respectively.
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typhoid hemorrhage A gross hemorrhage that occurs in approx. 10% of cases of typhoid that progress to the stage of gastrointestinal ulceration. Blood loss may reach 1000 ml. Single large hemorrhages or smaller successive ones may occur; the latt
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typhoid nodules Nodules characteristic of typhoid fever and found in the liver.
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typhoid spine An acute arthritis due to infection causing spinal ankylosis during or following typhoid fever.
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typhoid Typhoid fever is a potentially life-threatening disease caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. It is usually carried via water or by food contaminated with sewage. An injected vaccine will give you protection for three years.
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