- algid malaria
- algid malaria (pernicious fever)(Trop) algide Malaria f, Malaria f falciparum
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algid malaria
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algid — Chilly, cold. [L. algidus, cold] * * * al·gid al jəd adj marked by prostration, cold and clammy skin, and low blood pressure used chiefly of a severe form of malaria * * * adj. cold: usually describing the cold clammy skin associated with certain … Medical dictionary
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