fever of undetermined origin

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• FUO — Fever of unknown origin (Medical » Physiology) * Fever Of Undetermined Origin (Medical » Physiology) …   Abbreviations dictionary

• FUO — Abbreviation for fever of unknown origin. * * * fever of unknown origin * * * FUO abbr fever of undetermined origin * * * fever of unknown origin …   Medical dictionary

• FUO — abbreviation fever of undetermined origin; fever of unknown origin …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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