beta-hemolytic streptococci

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• beta-hemolytic — be·ta he·mo·lyt·ic or chiefly Brit be·ta hae·mo·lyt·ic .bāt ə .hē mə lit ik, chiefly Brit .bē tə adj capable of causing beta hemolysis <beta hemolytic streptococci> …   Medical dictionary

• beta — Second letter of the Greek alphabet, β (see entry at start of letter “B s.” [G.] * * * Biomedical Electronics Technicians Association * * * be·ta bāt ə, chiefly Brit bē tə n 1) the second letter of the Greek alphabet symbol ß or ß 2) BETA… …   Medical dictionary

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• CAMP test — [Christie, Atkins, and Munch Petersen, discoverers of the phenomenon] (for the presumptive identification of Group B beta hemolytic streptococci) a culture of streptococcus is streaked on a blood agar plate near a streak of beta lysin–producing …   Medical dictionary

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• ecthyma — A pyogenic infection of the skin initiated by β hemolytic streptococci and characterized by adherent crusts beneath which ulceration occurs; the ulcers may be single or multiple, and heal with scar formation. [G. a pustule] contagious e. SYN …   Medical dictionary

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