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Differential Diagnosis For Fever of unknown origin/chronic fever: Synonyms
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Fever of unknown origin/chronic fever
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- Synonyms:
- F.U.O., febris PUO, Fever of unknown origin, Fever of unknown origin (F.U.O.), Fever of unknown origin (FUO), FEVER UNKNOWN ORIGIN, fuo, hyperpyrexia unknown origin, PUO febris, PUO Pyrexia of unknown origin, Pyrexia of unknown orig.NOS, Pyrexia of unknown origin, Pyrexia of unknown origin (finding), Pyrexia unknown origin, Unknown Origin Fever, Unknown Origin Fevers, unknown origin hyperpyrexia
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