An infection that develops in an individual who is already infected with a different pathogen
An infection that follows and sometimes complicates a primary infection. Secondary infections are usually caused by a different germ than the one that caused the first infection. For example, a secondary bacterial skin infection on the feet can occur over a pre-existing fungus infection on the feet.
an infection by a microorganism subsequent to and simultaneous with an infection by a different microorganism
an infection that occurs during or after treatment of another, already existing infection
a second disease caused by a second microorganism
An attack by a pathogenic organism as a result of a weakness or damage caused by an already established organism.
An infection that occurs in a person already suffering from another infection or disease process.
lnfection resulting from the spread of infectious material produced after a primary infection.
infection with a second or subsequent infectious organism during the course of an initial infection with another organism.
an infection made possible by a primary (first) infection that lowers the persons resistance.
A disease which is contracted as a result of a previous infection.
Any infection caused by inoculum produced as a result of a primary or a subsequent infection; an infection caused by secondary inoculum. ()