-
Pyaemia (or
pyemia) is a type of
sepsis that
leads to
widespread abscesses of a
metastatic nature. It is
usually caused by the
staphylococcus bacteria...
- B. bovis, and B. ovis), Lyme
disease (from B. burgdorferi),
sheep tick
pyemia (Staphylococcus aureus),
cattle tick-borne
fever (Anaplasma phagocytophila)...
- impute, ****tive, re****tion py- pus Gr**** πύον (púon), (pyeîn) empyema,
pyemia, pyemesis, pyesis, pyocyst, pyogenesis, pyorrhea, pyorrhoea, pyosis, pyoureter...
-
Breisky objected that
Semmelweis had not
proved that
puerperal fever and
pyemia are identical, and he
insisted that
other factors beyond decaying organic...
- period,
later cycling back to
normal (e.g., in malaria, leishmaniasis,
pyemia, sepsis, or
African trypanosomiasis).
Remittent fever,
where the temperature...
- impute, ****tive, re****tion py- pus Gr**** πύον (púon), (pyeîn) empyema,
pyemia, pyemesis, pyesis, pyocyst, pyogenesis, pyorrhea, pyorrhoea, pyosis, pyoureter...
- in Durham,
North Carolina, on
February 13, 1941. The
cause of
death was
pyemia, due to an
infected bladder,
gastrointestinal tract and perineum, plus kidney...
- Ear -
Extensive Mastoid Caries,
Without Local Signs of
Inflammation or
Pyemia - Death,"
Transactions of the
Michigan State Medical Society, 1892. "Puerperal...
-
empyema De l'infection purulente, ou, Pyoémie, 1849 -
Purulent infection or
pyemia. Traité de médecine opératoire :
bandages et
appareils (third
edition 1865–66)...
- hospital),
Matthew F. Kane (accidental drowning,
Dublin Bay),
Philip Moisel (
pyemia,
Heytesbury street),
Michael Hart (phthisis,
Mater Misericordiae hospital)...
