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spirochetemia

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spi·ro·che·te·mi·a (spr-k-tm-)
n.
The presence of spirochetes in the blood.
spirochetemia
[spī′rōkətē′mē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, speira, coil, chaite + haima, blood
the presence of spirochetal organisms in the blood. See also spirochete.


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