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Encyclopedia.com - Results for glanders
- glanders,
highly contagious disease of horses, mules, and donkeys, caused by the
bacterium Actinobacillus mallei. Although it can be transmitted to humans,
it is limited almost exclusively to...
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DBMD -
Glanders - General Information -
... Glanders (Burkholderia mallei) ...
Bloodstream infections: Glanders bloodstream infections are usually fatal
within 7 to 10 days. ...
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CBRNE - Glanders and Melioidosis from Emergency Medicine -
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influence content. CBRNE - Glanders and Melioidosis Synonyms, Key Words,
and Related Terms: Whitmore disease. ...
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Glanders - DoD Medical Guide -
Signs and Symptoms: Incubation period
ranges from 10-14 days after inhalation. Onset of symptoms may be abrupt
or gradual. Inhalational exposure produces fever (common in excess of 102
F.), rigors, sweats, myalgias, headache, pleuritic chest pain, cervical...
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Glanders
- Glanders
(also known as Farcy or Equinia) is a usually fatal disease of equines
caused by the bacteria Pseudomonas mallei (Actinobacellus or Malleomyces
mallei). Humans can be infected and die, and ....
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Glanders -
GLANDERS. SUMMARY. Signs and Symptoms:
Incubation period ranges from 10-14 days after inhalation. Inhalational
exposure produces fever, rigors, sweats, myalgia ...
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MedWebPlus: Subject: Bioterrorism: Glanders -
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for the Study of Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections Bio-terrorism Agent
Fact Sheet: Glanders/Burkholderia mallei (Acrobat .pdf file).
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NOVA
Online | Bioterror | Glanders -
... Agents of Bioterror Glanders incubation
period | symptoms | how it would spread | treatment | vaccine Glanders is
a disease that primarily affects horses, mules ...
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Glanders
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Infectious Disease: Bacteria: Glanders
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ADHS -
Glanders Medical Management -
... GLANDERS - Medical Management* Quick
Facts. Agent: Burkholderia mallei. Signs and Symptoms: Incubation period
ranges from 10-14 days after inhalation ...
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Glanders -
Glanders January, 1998 Speaking at the
Eighth International Conference on Equine Infectious Diseases, R.D. Verma
described glanders as a fatal infectious disease caused by Pseudomonas
mallei that .....
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Definition of
Glanders -
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The Gift Shop Glanders, first described by Aristotle in 330 B.C., is an
airborne bacterial disease that causes boils to break out on animals and
humans.
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