flagellosis

flagellosis

 [flaj″ĕ-lo´sis]

infection with mastigotes (flagellates).

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flag·el·lo·sis

(flaj'ĕ-lō'sis),

Infection with flagellated protozoa in the intestinal or genital tract, for example, trichomoniasis.

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flagellosis

A nonspecific term for an infection by a flagellated microorganism, usually referring to protozoa—e.g., Trichomonas spp.

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flag·el·lo·sis

(flaj'ĕ-lō'sis)

Infection with flagellated protozoa in the intestinal or genital tract (e.g., trichomoniasis).

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