10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORYZAL»
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Manson's Tropical Diseases
... second to fifth weeks. Management is mainly supportive, although
erythromycin 50 mg/kg per day for 10-14 days if given during the catarrhal stage
may shorten the clinical course. This is of most use in contacts that develop a
coryzal illness ...
Gordon C. Cook, Alimuddin I. Zumla,
2009
2
MRCPCH 1: Questions with Individual Subject Summaries
Viral croup is typically associated with a prodrome of 24-48 hours of coryzal
symptoms followed by the sudden onset of barking cough, horse voice, stridor
and variable amounts of respiratory distress. It is commonly caused by
parainfluenza ...
R. M. Beattie, Joanne Borbone, Sarah A. L. Williams,
2011
3
A Guide to the Work-relatedness of Disease
At the latter exposure, all workers complained of respiratory symptoms including
coryzal symptoms, continuous coughing, sore throat, dyspnea, fatigue, and night
sweats. Subsequently, air concentration of TDI were reduced to 0.01 -0.03 ppm.
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Mastering Public Health: A Postgraduate Guide to ...
There may well not be a clear history of a crescendo of otalgia in a coryzal child,
followed by rapid symptomatic relief associated with tympanic membrane
perforation and associated blood-stained otorrhoea. The difficulty in establishing
clear ...
Geraint Lewis, Jessica Sheringham, Jamie Lopez Bernal,
2014
Acute coryzal illness, traditionally referred to as a 'common cold), manifests as
nasal discharge and obstruction, sneezing and sore throat, and is most
commonly caused by viruses, including rhinovi— rus, parainlluenza virus,
influenza virus, ...
Phyllis Kozarsky, David O. Freedman, Hans D. Nothdurft,
2013
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ERS Handbook of Paediatric Respiratory Medicine:
Clinicalfeatures: Children present with a coryzal, feverish illness which mimics a
selflimiting URTI. At this stage the coryzal infant is highly infectious to non-
immune close contacts. The classic, paroxysmal cough follows this stage and
lasts for ...
Ernst Eber, Fabio Midulla,
2013
A coryzal phase is followed by paroxysms of coughing which can last for several
weeks. Post-tussive vomiting and inspiratory whoop are specific features.
Complications are most common in infants and include weight-loss, hypoxia,
apnoea, ...
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Acute Respiratory Infections
5 CHAPTER 1 Acute respiratory infections Table 1.3 Typical features of common
LRTls Acute bronchitis ' Cough, fever, malaise, coryzal symptoms ' RSV,
rhinovirus, influenza, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae (a
viral ...
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Chalcogens: Advances in Research and Application: 2011 Edition
Three groups were studied: (1) normal controls, (2) subjects with coryzal
symptoms and (3) adult patients with chronic lung disease who were admitted to
hospital with an infective exacerbation. Each group received oxygen therapy, NIV
using ...
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The cyclopaedia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
Pus is sometimes secreted by the nasal fossae, but not in consequence of the
coryzal form of inflammation, which terminates by the secretion becoming viscid,
and then opaque, and then of a dirty greenish or yellowish colour, after which it ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly,
1833
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CORYZAL»
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coryzal is used in the context of the following news items.
Swansea County Council v MB & Ors [2014] EWHC 2842 (Fam)
[39] During the week before the incident on 29th June, there is no doubt that N had a coryzal viral infection. In other words, she had a cold. «Family Law, Aug 14»
When is the flu really a cold?
But if you were to tell the boss that your recent absence was due to "acute coryzal rhinopharyngitis", you may get more sympathy than by just ... «The Queensland Times, Apr 14»