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'''Contagio''',<ref>Verbum Classicum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''contagium''',<ref>Verbum classicum sed poeticum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''contactus''',<ref>Verbum classicum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''infectio''',<ref>Verbum [[Medium aevum|Mediaevale]]: ''Lo Zingarelli, Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana'', sub verbo "''infezione.''"</ref> '''molynsis''',<ref name="Kossmann1903">Kossmann, R. (1903). ''Allgemeine Gynaecologie.'' Berolini: Verlag von August Hirschwald.</ref> ''' |
'''Contagio''',<ref>Verbum Classicum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''contagium''',<ref>Verbum classicum sed poeticum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''contactus''',<ref>Verbum classicum: ''Cassell's Latin Dictionary'' ([[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]]: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.</ref> '''infectio''',<ref>Verbum [[Medium aevum|Mediaevale]]: ''Lo Zingarelli, Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana'', sub verbo "''infezione.''"</ref> '''molynsis''',<ref name="Kossmann1903">Kossmann, R. (1903). ''Allgemeine Gynaecologie.'' Berolini: Verlag von August Hirschwald.</ref> '''aporrhoea''',<ref name="Castelli1713">Castelli, B. & Bruno, J.P (1713). ''Lexicon medicum Graeco-Latinum.'' Lipsiae: F. Thomas</ref> vel '''cocciasis,'''<ref name="Kossmann1903"/> est introitus et multiplicatio agentium [[pestis|pestiferorum]] ([[bacterium|bacteriorum]], [[prion]]um, [[virus biologicum|virorum]], etc.) in [[corpus (physica)|corpore]] [[animal]]is sive [[homo sapiens|hominis]]; quae actio causa morbi esse potest. Animal huius morbi curatum saepe fit immune. Interdum contagio propter defensionem corporis non est causa morbi (''infectio silens''), sed solum post multos annos apparet (e.g.[[SCDI]]). |
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==Historia== |
==Historia== |
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Emendatio ex 22:18, 23 Martii 2015
Contagio,[1] contagium,[2] contactus,[3] infectio,[4] molynsis,[5] aporrhoea,[6] vel cocciasis,[5] est introitus et multiplicatio agentium pestiferorum (bacteriorum, prionum, virorum, etc.) in corpore animalis sive hominis; quae actio causa morbi esse potest. Animal huius morbi curatum saepe fit immune. Interdum contagio propter defensionem corporis non est causa morbi (infectio silens), sed solum post multos annos apparet (e.g.SCDI).
Historia
Ab anno 1973 multa nova bacteria et vira inventa sunt, e.g:
- 1973: Rotavira - alvei profluvium
- 1975: Astrovira - alvei profluvium
- 1975: Parvovirus B19 - erythema infectiosum
- 1976: Cryptosporidium parvum - enterocolitis acuta
- 1977: Ebolavirus - febris haemorrhagica
- 1977: Legionella pneumophila - legionellosis
- 1977: Hantavirus - febris haemorrhagica cum syndroma renum
- 1977: Campylobacter alvei profluvium
- 1980: Humanes T-Zell lymphotropes Virus Typ I (HTLV-I) - leuchaemia/lymphoma
- 1982: Borrelia burgdorferi (morbus Lyme)
- 1983: Virus Immunitarii Defectus Humanae species I (HIV-1) - syndrome comparatis defectus immunitatis (SCDI)
- 1983: Escherichia coli 0157 (EHEC) - alvei profluvium, colitis haemorrhagica etc.
- 1983: Helicobacter pylori - gastritis, cancer stomachi
- 1988: Humanes Herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6) - exanthema subitum, roseola infantum
- 1989: Ehrlichia spp. - ehrlichiosis hominis
- 1989: Hepatitis-C-Virus (HCV) - hepatitis C
- 1989: Guanaritovirus - febris haemorrhagica Venetiolae
- 1990: Humanes Herpesvirus 7 - exanthema subitum, pityriasis rosea
- 1990: Hepatitis-E-Virus (HEV) - hepatitis E
- 1992: Vibrio cholerae 0139:H7 - nova species cholerae
- 1992: Bartonella henselae - bacillaris angiomatosis
- 1993: Sin-Nombre-Virus? - hantavirus syndromis pulmonaris ("Four corners disease")
- 1993: Hepatitis-G-Virus (HGV)
- 1994: Sabiavirus - febris haemorrhagica Brasiliensis
- 1994: Humanes Herpesvirus 8 (HHV-8) - sarcoma Kaposianum, lymphoma primarium, morbus Castlemanianus
- 1994: Hendravirus, (olim Morbillivirus equinum) - pneumonia, encephalitis
- 1997: Influenza-A-Virus (H5N1) - nova species aviaria (Hongkong)
- 1998: Nipahvirus - encephalitis
- 1999: Influenza-A-Virus (H5N9) nova species (Hongkong)
- 2003: SARS-coniuncti Coronaviri (SARS-CoV) - SARS
Nexus externi
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Notae
- ↑ Verbum Classicum: Cassell's Latin Dictionary (Novi Eboraci: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.
- ↑ Verbum classicum sed poeticum: Cassell's Latin Dictionary (Novi Eboraci: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.
- ↑ Verbum classicum: Cassell's Latin Dictionary (Novi Eboraci: Wiley Publishing, 1968), p. 738.
- ↑ Verbum Mediaevale: Lo Zingarelli, Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana, sub verbo "infezione."
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Kossmann, R. (1903). Allgemeine Gynaecologie. Berolini: Verlag von August Hirschwald.
- ↑ Castelli, B. & Bruno, J.P (1713). Lexicon medicum Graeco-Latinum. Lipsiae: F. Thomas