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ehrlichiosis

[ur-lik-ee-oh-sis]

noun

an infection caused by bacteria of the genus Ehrlichia, which are thought to be transmitted to humans and animals by ticks.

Origin of ehrlichiosis

after Paul Ehrlich
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ehrlichiosis in Medicine

ehrlichiosis

[âr-lĭk′ē-ō′sĭs]

n.

Infection with parasitic leukocytic rickettsiae especially by Ehrlichia sennetsu, which produces manifestations in humans similar to those of Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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