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Entdecke den Gebrauch von
cerebrospinal fever in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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Cerebrospinal Fever Cerebrospinal fever, cerebrospinal meningitis or
meningococcal meningitis is an acute specific infection by meningococcus
characterised by inflammation of the meninges of the whole cerebrospinal
system with ...
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International classification of causes of sickness and death
Including: Cerebrospinal fever. [Epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis.] 1 62.
Locomotor ataxia. [Progressive locomotor ataxia.] — This title includes:
Duchenne's disease. Frequent complications: Pneumonia. — Tuberculosis. —
Diarrhoea.
Jacques Bertillon, Commission internationale chargée de reviser les nomenclatures nosologiques, United States. Bureau of the Census, 1910
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Greater Than the Parts: Holism in Biomedicine, 1920-1950
J., 2 (1918), 509-12; J. A. Glover, "Observations of the Meningococcus Carrier
Rate, and their Application to the Prevention of Cerebrospinal Fever," in
Cerebrospinal Fever: Studies in the Bacteriology, Preventive Control, and
Specific ...
Christopher Lawrence, George Weisz, 1998
Other chronic poisonings П.— Diseases of the nervous system and of the organs
of special sense * Encephalitis Meningitis (total) Simple meningitis Cerebrospinal
meningitis (undefined). Cerebrospinal fever 17 2.8C3 405 1,110 4 fil 1,329 39 ...
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The Transmutation of Bacteria
McDonald (1908) has commented upon the frequency with which, in
cerebrospinal fever, leptothrix forms are found in the spinal fluid and compares
this with the similar frequency of leptothrix forms in the pharynx. He considers
these ...
CEREBROSPINAL FEVER It is an infectious disease, occurring sporadically and
in epidemics, caused by Diplococcus intracellularis or shortly Meningococcii,
characterised by inflammation of the cerebrospinal meninges and a clinical
course ...
Dhirendra Chandra Das Gupta, Gupta Dhirendra Chandra Das, 2005
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Cerebro-spinal
Fever...
cerebrospinal fever. The presence of hemiplegia at so early a stage would be in
favour of meningeal haemorrhage. Poliomyelitis may occasionally present some
difficulty in children. As a rule, the constitutional disturbance is so slight and the ...
Great Britain. Dept. of Health for Scotland. Scientific Advisory Committee on Medical Administration and Investigation, 1947
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Officers and Enlisted Men of the United States Navy Who Lost ...
Cause: Cerebrospinal fever. Next of kin : Father, George W. Robinett,
Morgantown, Ohio. Robinson, Charles William, mess attendant, third class,
United States Naval Reserve Force. Enrolled: Brooklyn, N. Y., June 5, 1918. Died
: U. S. S. Buena ...
U S Government Printing Office, 2013
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Causes, Cure & Prevention Of Children's Diseases
Meningitis & Cerebrospinal Fever Meningitis is inflammation of the meninges due
to infection by bacteria or viruses which are responsible for T.B. syphilis and/ or
pneumonia. Symptoms 1 . Intense headache and fever 2. Loss of appetite 3.
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Deaf-mutes in the United States
All u Scarlet fever Meningitis Cerebrospinal fever. Hydrocephalus Falls All other
DEAF AND DTTMB POP- ULAT1ON OP 1BE- LAND WHOSE DEAF- NES8 WAS
acquired: 1911. In Ireland, as in the United States, scarlet fever was the cause of
...
United States. Bureau of the Census, Joseph Adna Hill, Reginald L. Brown, 1918
3 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «CEREBROSPINAL FEVER» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
cerebrospinal fever im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Mapping disease: the development of a multidisciplinary field
... the emergence of a seemingly new disease in the 1800s ('cerebrospinal fever' or meningococcal meningitis). Creighton's narrative is imbued ... «OUPblog, Dez 13»
Dengue: Corporation moots daily reporting
Malaria, plague, cerebrospinal fever, cholera, tuberculosis, epidemic influenza, chikungunya, tetanus and rabies are among diseases or ... «The Hindu, Okt 12»
Precaution gone wrong?: 'Polio vaccine, doctors' negligence' kills child
... The Express Tribune, although the initial investigation concluded that Maryam's death was caused due to Cerebrospinal Fever, he added. «The Express Tribune, Nov 11»
