lis·te·ri·o·sis /lɪsˌtɪriˈosəs/
李氏桿菌病
lis·te·ri·o·sis /ˌlɪstərəˈlosəs/ 名詞
李斯特菌病
listeriosis
n : an infectious disease of animals and humans (especially
newborn or immunosuppressed persons) caused by the
bacterium Listeria monocytogenes; in sheep and cattle the
infection frequently involves the central nervous system
and causes various neurological symptoms [syn: listeria
meningitis]