Subacute

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Subacute

Subacute (/sʌbˈæ.kjuːt/), derived from the Latin words sub meaning "under" and acutus meaning "sharp", is a medical term used to describe a disease or condition that is less severe than acute but more severe than chronic. It typically refers to the course of the disease which lasts from a few weeks up to three months.

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