10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAPRAEMIC»
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sapraemic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Transactions of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama
Sapraemic septic intoxication of a severe type gives rise to chill and continued
fever, with morning remission. The heart is weak and the tongue presents a "
dried-beef" appearance. Headache, delirium, and insomnia indicate danger.
Subsultus ...
Medical Association of the State of Alabama, 1902
2
New York State Journal of Medicine
The discharge is thin, watery, and may be mingled with a little blood; no odor in
the early stages, later pus, quite in contrast with a sapraemic condition, with
which it is so easily confounded and frequently follows. In sapraemia we have a ...
3
The Alabama Medical Journal
Gauze does not straighten the canal: moreover, if packed too hard, will not drain
the fluid, and never does permit of the passage of infected particles. The main
object of all our treatment in sapraemic infection is, first, ti complete removal of all
...
4
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery, Being a ...
He believed that recovery in cases of puerperal sepsis depended largely upon
the encapsulation of the focus of infection, and this was prevented by the
interference of the curette. The advocates of curetting consider it indicated in
sapraemic ...
5
Homœopathic Journal of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Pediatrics
Puerperal endometritis or puerperal fever, which is septic endometritis, from
germs known as pyogenic, septogenic, and sapraemic (blood poisoning), may be
relieved by curetting. The indications are a septic condition of the endometrium ...
From what has been said, it will be seen how easily a case originally sapraemic
may become merged into one of true septicaemia; but it is not intended to imply
that the sapraemic condition must always preceed, since many cases begin as ...
In other words, he holds that puerperal fever may be pyaemic, septic, or
sapraemic. The latter or putrid form he thinks the most common. Charpentier
regards septic endometritis as the principal initial form of child-bed fever. After
curetting and ...
8
The American Gynaecological and Obstetrical Journal
... only recovered after a long and hard struggle, which was followed by an
equally long and tedious convalescence. I purposely consider to-night only the
curettement of septic and sapraemic conditions which occur as puerperal
complications.
She is anaemic, uremic, and sapraemic, emaciated, and, apart from quality, the
quantity of blood in the body has become comparatively small. Owing to this fact,
and the weakness that affects the heart as well as every other organ, occurrence
...
Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt, 1896
Clinically, the types of sepsis may be considered as Sapraemic of different
degrees of intensity, Septicaemic, or Pyaemic in character though these varieties
may represent different stages of infection or they may be combined in a given
case.
