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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-67 Sentence denotes Isolation of calicivirus from the joint of a kitten with arthritis.
T1 0-67 Sentence denotes Isolation of calicivirus from the joint of a kitten with arthritis.
T2 68-205 Sentence denotes Calicivirus was isolated from the joint of a kitten that had pyrexia, upper respiratory tract disease, and severe shifting-limb lameness.
T2 68-205 Sentence denotes Calicivirus was isolated from the joint of a kitten that had pyrexia, upper respiratory tract disease, and severe shifting-limb lameness.
T3 206-270 Sentence denotes Marked mononuclear inflammation was found in the synovial fluid.
T3 206-270 Sentence denotes Marked mononuclear inflammation was found in the synovial fluid.
T4 271-422 Sentence denotes Calicivirus infection or live-virus vaccination previously had been associated with arthropathy, but virus had not been recovered from affected joints.
T4 271-422 Sentence denotes Calicivirus infection or live-virus vaccination previously had been associated with arthropathy, but virus had not been recovered from affected joints.
T5 423-609 Sentence denotes Calicivirus infection should be considered as a diagnosis in kittens with fever and arthralgia, especially if there is a history of recent vaccination or upper respiratory tract disease.
T5 423-609 Sentence denotes Calicivirus infection should be considered as a diagnosis in kittens with fever and arthralgia, especially if there is a history of recent vaccination or upper respiratory tract disease.
T6 610-763 Sentence denotes Lameness associated with calicivirus infection may be severe, but appears to be self-limiting and is associated with an excellent prognosis for recovery.
T6 610-763 Sentence denotes Lameness associated with calicivirus infection may be severe, but appears to be self-limiting and is associated with an excellent prognosis for recovery.