Gambian trypanosomiasis
[ găm′bē-ən ]
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n.
An African trypanosomiasis characterized by erythematous patches and local edemas, cramps, tremors, and paresthesia, enlargement of the lymph glands, spleen, and liver, emaciation, and, in later stages, lethargy, coma, and death.chronic sleeping sickness chronic trypanosomiasis
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Words nearby Gambian trypanosomiasis
Gambel's quail, gambeson, Gambetta, Gambia, Gambian, Gambian trypanosomiasis, gambier, Gambier Islands, gambit, gamble, gamblers' fallacy
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Example sentences from the Web for Gambian trypanosomiasis
But his account of a dissident plot involving Gambian expats using U.S. weapons is similar to what Faal told the FBI.
It has been shown that it is capable of transmitting the bubonic plague, and South American trypanosomiasis.
Handbook of Medical Entomology|William Albert RileyShe no longer sighed for her far Gambian home—no more mourned the fate that had torn her from a court to consign her to slavery.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid