单词:pernicious malaria
pernicious malaria的用法和样例:
例句
- There are four types of malaria, but vivax and falciparum are the most common.疟疾分为四种,其中最为常见的是间日疟和恶性疟。
- Artecom has remark-able inhibitory effect on falciparum gametocyte thus minimizing the malaria transmit-ability.It is one of the most excellence anti-malarial medicines.疟立康对恶性疟配子体有显著抑杀作用,有利于减少疟疾传播。
- The first case herein is of a 65-year-old man who had returned from Nigeria, West Africa, without malaria prophylaxis.这些严重的疟疾感染,绝大多数都是由恶性疟疾原虫所造成。
- This study indicated that artemether was suitable to treat patients withfalciparum malaria either sensitive or resistant to chloroquine in Somalia, Africa.本研究结果为蒿甲醚用于非洲当地及外来人群恶性疟疾病人的治疗提供了临床药效资料。
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