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Definition von scarlatínă im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
Scharlach: Ansteckende und epidemische Krankheit, verursacht durch eine mikrobielle Infektion, häufig bei Kindern, manifestiert durch Fieber und roten Ausschlag im ganzen Körper, gefolgt von Hautschälen. SCARLATÍNĂ ~e f. Boală contagioasă și epidemică, cauzată de o infecție microbiană, frecventă la copii, care se manifestă prin febră și erupție roșie pe tot corpul, urmată de cojirea pielii.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SCARLATÍNĂ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Scarlatina and its Treatment on Homœopathic Principles - Pagina 12
The scarlatina generally appears about the time of the equinoxes ; which proves that the atmospheric influences at these seasons augment in the human body the disposition to contract it. If it begins at the autumnal equinox, it usually lasts ...
Giuseppe BELLUOMINI (M.D.), 1843
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The cyclopaedia of practical medicine: comprising ...
It is seldom difficult to distinguish scarlatina from other acute eruptive diseases. There is some resemblance, in the cutaneous efflorescence, to measles and roseola. It may be distinguished from measles, 1st, by the period at which the eruption ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1834
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The Medico-chirurgical Review - Volumul 5 - Pagina 491
I only remember a single observation upon this important subject, by Dr. Meglin, who gives an account of a trial which he gave to this preservative, during an epidemic of scarlatina at Colmar, and which confirms all the assertions of the German ...
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De scarlatina - Pagina 4
4 vitus aggreditur individuum ipsum post invasio. nem alias perpessarn ipsius dermatitidis. Scarlatina passim ab auctoribus variis insignitur nominibus, reapse a Burserio appellatur purpura scarlatina (1); а F oresto purpura-7 a Sydenha-> mio ...
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A theoretical and practical treatise on the diseases of ... - Pagina 61
vain attempted to inoculate it : we are however assured that Stoll succeded in so doing; J. Frank tells us, that it may be transmitted to the lower animals, — such as the dog. Scarlatina principally affects children and youths ; but seldom adults ; it ...
Pierre Franc(ʹois Olive Rayer, Daniel Spillan, 1841
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Nosology: Or, a Systematic Arrangement of Diseases, by ... - Pagina 73
SCARLATINA. The species are, t. Scarlatina simplex, not accompanied with cynanctie. Scarlatina febris, S. sp. 1. Sydenh. sect. vi. cap. 2. Soc. Royale i. mem. p. 10. Macb. p. 380. Scarlatina cynanchica, with ulcerous cynanche. * Scarlatina ...
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The Cyclopædia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
It is seldom difficult to distinguish scarlatina from other acute eruptive diseases. There is some resemblance, in the cutaneous efflorescence, to measles and roseola. It may be distinguished from measles, 1st, by the period at which the eruption ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1834
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Anmerkungen über das Scharlach Fieber, Scarlatina - Pagina 20
Joseph-Ferdinand Friderich. 2O - - Quantität Kampher, sonderlich be Kindern, welchen der Kampher fehr widrig und bren- nend im Halse ist, und die öftere gleichsam Auflegung des Kamphers auf den brandigten Theile. - - S. 11.
Joseph-Ferdinand Friderich, 1805
„Am. făcut. vreo. 10. ani. proletcultism,. cum. fac. copiii. scarlatină. sau. adolescenții. blenoragie”. Iolanda Malamen: Domnule Radu Cosașu, faptul că nu am acceptat refuzul dumneavoastră inițial de a vă lăsa provocat de acest dialog îl ...
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A System of Practical Medicine: Comprised in a Series of ... - Pagina 363
Dr. Tweedie has given a similar table of cases of scarlatina admitted into the London Fever Hospital, from which (omitting the cases under ten years of age, as few of that age are admitted into the metropolitan hospitals,) the same results are ...
Alexander Tweedie, William Wood Gerhard, 1842
