10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BLACK MEASLES» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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BLACK MEASLES This disease is known by various names, such as Spanish
measles, black mildew, esca, and apoplexy, in different localities. In California
the names black measles and Spanish measles are generally associated with
the ...
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Achars Textbook Of Pediatrics (4Th Edn)
Variants of the disease, which are less common, include bullous measles,
modified measles and the hemorrhagic form (black measles). Measles without
rash may be encountered infrequently. The modified form may be confused with
rubella ...
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Miscellaneous Publication
The removal of all diseased branches or shoots during the winter is also
desirable (17, 18, 26, 28). BLACK MEASLES The disease known as black
measles is characterized by numerous small, irregularly shaped spots, varying in
color from ...
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Market diseases of fruits and vegetables: grapes and other ...
The disease known as black measles is characterized by numerous small,
irregularly shaped spots, varying in color from bluish or purplish to black and
scattered over any or all of the surface of the berry (pl. 2, B). It is apparently
nonparasitic in ...
Dean Humboldt Rose, Cyril Oliver Bratley, Wilbur Tibbils Pentzer, 1939
Black Measles. — Unusually severe cases of measles, attended by very high
fever, with dry, brown tongue, sordes on the lips and teeth, delirium, through
active or passive complications due to congestion of the lungs or brain, with the
eruption ...
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Textbook Of Paediatrics
10.21 Post-measles desquamations of skin Special variations of the disease are
bullous measles, modified measles and the hemorrhagic form (black measles).
Measles without rash may be encountered infrequently. The modified form may ...
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The Study of Medicine: In Four Volumes
... or BLACK MEASLES, Seems tO Consist y E. Rube- in an intermixture of dark,
discoloured, orpetecchial spots ?'.a n'gra" from effused blood, with the proper
rubeolous rash. It is measles, found chiefly in persons of debilitated and relaxed ...
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Adverse Events Associated with Childhood Vaccines: Evidence ...
It is known as the "black measles" because of hemorrhage into the skin (Hudson
et al., 1956) and most likely results from disseminated intravascular coagulation.
The first case of fatal purpura associated with measles was reported by Jackson ...
Kathleen R. Stratton, Cynthia J. Howe, 1994
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Homoeopathic Therapeutics
Black measles, or retrocession of the eruption; sallow complexion, with blue or
greenish-brown stripes ; crusts around the mouth ; bloated face, pale and red ;
burning-beating pains in the eyes, with photophobia; typhoid symptoms; vomiting
; ...
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Mims' Medical Microbiology,With STUDENT CONSULT Online ...
... secondary bacterial infection, blindness may result Skin Maculopapular rash
Haemorrhagic rashes may occur ('black measles') Intestinal tract No lesions
Diarrhea – exacerbates malnutrition, halts growth, impairs recovery Urinary tract
Virus ...
Richard V. Goering, Hazel Dockrell, Mark Zuckerman, 2012
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «BLACK MEASLES» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
black measles im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Warm weather brings out blood-sucking ticks in western Montana
... as early settlers of the Bitterroot Valley were plagued by a deadly, mysterious disease they called “black measles” that was only found west of ... «The Missoulian, Apr 15»
Measles' spread fuels vaccination debate
“We called them black measles” because the dots within the skin rash were black and crusted instead of red, Childs said. Tests confirmed the ... «Standard Speaker, Feb 15»
Tickborne Relapsing Fever endemic to the Bitterroot
... called black measles, which affected persons in the Bitterroot Valley, resulted from the bite of a bacteria-infected Rocky Mountain wood tick. «Bitterroot Star, Jan 15»
RMSF: Lethal, Underrecognized, and Undertreated
Historically, Rocky Mountain spotted fever was called "black measles." Dr Massung made several other key points that are worth remembering. «Medscape, Okt 14»
San Joaquin County growers learn lessons in managing water and …
There are some indications that lesions from powdery mildew or black measles can make berry skins more susceptible. Verdegaal suggests a ... «Western Farm Press, Sep 14»
Grape harvest offers reality check on effectiveness of your IPM efforts
... or lesions resulting from powdery mildew or black measles (esca). The resulting rot can be severe as it progresses beyond the original injury. «Western Farm Press, Aug 14»
Veraison exposes vineyards to summer bunch rot risk
... from powdery mildew or black measles (esca) or rubbing from leaves, wood or wire. Tight clusters also are susceptible to summer bunch rots, ... «Western Farm Press, Jul 14»
Once again, it is time to think about ticks
It was originally known as the black measles because of the blotchy dark rash it produced. The Lyme Disease Foundation has designated May ... «Beatrice Daily Sun, Mai 14»
Grandma Gatewood Becomes Trailblazer for US Hikers
In Vale, Ore., she even took time to visit the grave of John D. Henderson, an immigrant who died of thirst, or maybe the black measles, in 1852, ... «Women's eNews, Apr 14»
Eliot wants EPA probe of emissions from plant
... 1950s “looked like they had black measles all over them” because particles from the coal stacks drifted through town, pocking wood exteriors ... «Press Herald, Nov 13»
