Look up: variola

1. Variola
   another term for smallpox
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2. Variola
   Smallpox
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3. Variola
   see smallpox
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4. Variola
   Variola: Smallpox, a highly contagious and frequently fatal viral disease characterized by a biphasic (double-humped) fever and a distinctive skin rash that (if the patient survived) left pock marks in its wake. The English physician Edward Jenner (1749-1823) exploited the fact that cowpox created i...
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5. variola
   a generalized virus infection with a vesicular rash Category: Medicine • an acute highly contagious viral disease characterised by high fever,severe prostration,and a pinkish rash changing in form from papules to pustules,which dry up and form scabs that are cast off,leaving pitted depressions Category: Medicine
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6. Variola
   Va·ri'o·la noun [ Late Latin , from Latin varius various. See Various .] (Medicine) The smallpox.
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7. variola
   <medicine> The smallpox. ... Origin: LL, fr. L. Varius various. See Various. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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8. variola
   (vә-ri´o-lә) smallpox. adj., vari´olar, vario´lous, adj. . variola minor a mild form of smallpox having a low fatality rate.
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9. Variola
   • (n.) The smallpox.
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10. variola
    Type: Term Pronunciation: vă-rī′ō-lă Synonyms: smallpox
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11. Variola
    smallpox
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12. Variola
    Another term for smallpox, which is an acute, highly infectious, often lethal viral disease characterized by chills, fever, headache and eventual formation of widespread pus-filled blisters. The smallpox virus has been eradicated from the world's population and currently exists in only two high-containment laboratories.
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