toxoplasmosis

Converse of object

• catch: It would be easy to assume that most people who catch Toxoplasmosis get it from their cats.
• have: Raised IgG indicates that a person has had toxoplasmosis at some time in their life.
• acquire: An epidemic of acquired systemic toxoplasmosis involving an unusually high number of cases of ocular disease occurred in 1995 in Canada.
• associate: Ocular toxoplasmosis associated with HIV infection is a particular challenge to the ophthalmologist.
• call: Contact with animal feces can cause an infection called toxoplasmosis which may affect your baby's eye and brain development.
• contact: Rhona Apps agrees that the chance of a cat owner contacting toxoplasmosis from their pet is unlikely.

Adjective modifier

• congenital: However, only a small proportion of these cases were congenital toxoplasmosis.
• ovine: The epidemiology of ovine toxoplasmosis with especial respect to control.
• clinical: Observations on outbreaks of clinical toxoplasmosis in relation to possible mechanisms of transmission.
• chronic: This paper is therefore of interest, as it suggests that there might be a causal relationship between chronic toxoplasmosis and cryptogenic epilepsy.

Modifies a noun

• infection: Toxoplasmosis infection in humans occasionally produces a mild flu-like illness, or sometimes no symptoms at all.
• parasite: Use commercially frozen barbecue foods as the freezing process kills the toxoplasmosis parasite and always make sure food is cooked right through.
• gondii: Toxoplasmosis Toxoplasmosis gondii is a protozoa parasite that may causes infection in the brain.

Preposition: in

• sheep: It is the most effective means of control currently available for toxoplasmosis in sheep.
• flock: Recently, Stubbings ( 1996 ) estimated the effect of toxoplasmosis in a flock on gross margins.
• human: Pyrimethamine therapy is the current recognized treatment for toxoplasmosis in humans.