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| fr amikacine (n) |
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| bg инфекция (n) |
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| ca infecció (n) |
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| fr bronchiolite (n) |
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| fr mollicutes (n) |
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| fr agent biologique (n) |
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| fr piqûre (n) |
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| fr toxi infection (n) |
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| fr scrofule (n) |
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| no infeksjon (n) |
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| fr tétracycline (n) |
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| fr antisepsie (n) |
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| fr ampicilline (n) |
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| cs nákaza (n) |
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| es infección (n) |
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| fr contagion (n) |
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| fr infect (a) |
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| fr carboucle (n) |
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| fi tauti (n) |
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| th การติดเชื้อ (n) |
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| br flaer (n) |
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| fr vectoriel (a) |
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| fr tréponématose (n) |
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| fr gonococcie (n) |
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| fr blip viral (n) |
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| fr syphilis (n) |
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| ru вирус (n) |
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| fr anti infectieux (n) |
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| cs infekce (n) |
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| fr septicémie (n) |
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| fr arbovirose (n) |
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| fr azithromycine (n) |
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| fr immunité acquise (n) |
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| fr dévitaliser (v) |
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| fr spirochétose (n) |
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| fr ist (n) |
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| fr amibiase (n) |
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| fr mycétome (n) |
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| fr pasteurellose (n) |
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| fr infectiologie (n) |
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| fr impétigo (n) |
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| fr clin (n) |
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