ICTERUS GRAVIS


Meaning of ICTERUS GRAVIS in English

-ˈgravə̇s, -räv-, -rāv- noun

Etymology: New Latin, literally, severe jaundice

1. : a condition marked by severe jaundice ; specifically : erythroblastosis

2. or icterus ne·o·na·to·rum -ˌnēənəˈtōrəm : a common fatal disease of newborn mules related to erythroblastosis fetalis in the human and due to sensitization of the horse dam to blood elements derived from the ass sire

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