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adiaspiromycosis /adi·a·spi·ro·my·co·sis/ (ad″e-ah-spi″ro-mi-ko´sis) a pulmonary disease of many species of rodents and occasionally of humans, due to inhalation of spores of the fungi Emmonsia parva and E. crescens, and marked by huge spherules (adiaspores) in the lungs.

adiaspiromycosis

a respiratory disease of humans and many animal species caused by the fungus Chrysosporium spp. and characterized by large, thick-walled spherules (adiaspores).

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adiaspore Chrysosporium Emmonsia	As illustrated by articles in this issue about adiaspiromycosis (2), malaria (3,4), dengue (4), Chagas disease (5), Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (6), suspected Brazilian purpuric fever (7), and other infections, new diseases continue to emerge and old ones continue to undergo epidemiologic change throughout the vast Amazon River basin. The status of infectious disease in the Amazon region by Tauil, Pedro Luiz / Emerging Infectious Diseases Human pulmonary adiaspiromycosis has been reported in the literature from multiple countries, including Russia, the Czech Republic, Guatemala, Brazil, and the United States (1-4); disseminated infection may occur in immunocompromised persons. Acute conjunctivitis with episcleritis and anterior uveitis linked to ... by Mendes, Marcia O.; Moraes, Mario A.P.; Renoiner, Ernesto I.M.; Dantas, Marta H.P.; Lanzieri, Tatiani / Emerging Infectious Diseases The presence of malaria, dengue fever, orally transmitted Chagas disease, Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus infection, adiaspiromycosis, and many other emerging diseases indicates that emergence and epidemiologic change are vigorous and ongoing in the Amazon Basin. When you were a tadpole and I was a fish by Potter, Polyxeni / Emerging Infectious Diseases	adhesion adhesion filter Adhesions adhesiotomy adhesive adhesive absorbent dressing adhesive bandage adhesive capsulitis adhesive pericarditis adhesive peritonitis adhesive phlebitis adhesive plaster adhesive pleurisy adhesive skin traction adhesive tape adhesive vaginitis adhib. adhibhautika adhidaivika adhyatmika ADI adiadochokinesia adiadochokinesis adiaphoresis adiaphoria adiaspiromycosis adiaspore adiastole adiathermance Adie syndrome Adie's pupil Adie's syndrome adient adip(o)- adip- adipectomy adipic adipo- adipocele adipocellular Adipocere adipocyte adipofibroma adipogenesis adipogenic adipogenous adipoid adipokinesis adipokinetic adipokinin adipolysis	adiagnostic Adiaman ADIANL ADIANS Adiantaceae Adiantamento Adiantum Adiantum Adiantum bellum Adiantum capillus-veneris Adiantum pedatum Adiantum tenerum Adiantum tenerum farleyense Adiantums Adiaphora adiaphoresis adiaphoresis adiaphoresis adiaphoria Adiaphorism Adiaphorist Adiaphoristic Adiaphorite Adiaphorous Adiaphory ADIAS adiaspiromycosis adiaspore adiastole adiathermance adiathermancy adiathermanous Adiathermic Adiathermic ADIB Adib Al- Shishakli Adib Nishaburi, Murza Abdul Jawad Ibn Mulla Abbas Adibatic Adibatic Adibatic cooling Adibatic cooling ADIBF ADIBN Adic Adic ADICA ADICD Adice Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology ADICI Adicity Adicity ADICONSUM ADICP ADICS ADID

As illustrated by articles in this issue about adiaspiromycosis (2), malaria (3,4), dengue (4), Chagas disease (5), Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (6), suspected Brazilian purpuric fever (7), and other infections, new diseases continue to emerge and old ones continue to undergo epidemiologic change throughout the vast Amazon River basin.

The status of infectious disease in the Amazon region by Tauil, Pedro Luiz / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Human pulmonary adiaspiromycosis has been reported in the literature from multiple countries, including Russia, the Czech Republic, Guatemala, Brazil, and the United States (1-4); disseminated infection may occur in immunocompromised persons.

Acute conjunctivitis with episcleritis and anterior uveitis linked to ... by Mendes, Marcia O.; Moraes, Mario A.P.; Renoiner, Ernesto I.M.; Dantas, Marta H.P.; Lanzieri, Tatiani / Emerging Infectious Diseases

The presence of malaria, dengue fever, orally transmitted Chagas disease, Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus infection, adiaspiromycosis, and many other emerging diseases indicates that emergence and epidemiologic change are vigorous and ongoing in the Amazon Basin.

When you were a tadpole and I was a fish by Potter, Polyxeni / Emerging Infectious Diseases

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