Infection
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Names and connections
Infectious diseases
- Broader: Diseases--Causes and theories of causation
- Broader: Medical microbiology
- Narrower: Airborne infection
- Narrower: Bloodborne infections
- Narrower: Carrier state (Communicable diseases)
- Narrower: Communicable diseases
- Narrower: Community-acquired infections
- Narrower: Cross infection
- Narrower: Febrile neutropenia
- Narrower: Focal infection
- Narrower: Laboratory infections
- Narrower: Mixed infections
- Narrower: Nosocomial infections
- Narrower: Opportunistic infections
- Narrower: Respiratory infections
- Narrower: Septic abortion
- Narrower: Soilborne infection
- Narrower: Urinary tract infections
- Narrower: Waterborne infection
- Narrower: Wounds and injuries--Infections
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Morton address: 903042094032094724 · morton4x16-v1
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