Translation guide
A bacterial infection transmitted from animals to humans, causing fever and other symptoms. In Japanese, it is referred to by its medical name or described by its symptoms.
The disease brucellosis as a medical condition.
Standard medical term for brucellosis. Used in clinical and veterinary contexts.
Brucellosis is a disease transmitted from livestock to humans.
Literally 'undulant fever', an older or descriptive term for brucellosis, referring to the characteristic fluctuating fever.
Historical term 'Malta fever', named after the location of early outbreaks. Rarely used today.
Undulant fever is another name for brucellosis.
Malta fever is a type of brucellosis that was prevalent in the Mediterranean region.