10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEPTIC POISONING»
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septic poisoning in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Human Life: Its Philosophy and Laws
Even vaccina fails to produce septic poisoning because its poison is discharged
on the surface — on the outside of the ... the waste products are forced to enter
the blood because of faulty dressings; then septic poisoning with death follows.
2
Impaired Health: Its Cause and Cure
The earliest cause of convulsions in childhood occurs in the first month, and
sometimes the first week, of life — namely, septic poisoning. The mother receives
a laceration, or a bruising, which sloughs off, allowing absorption of more or less
...
3
Toxemia Explained: The True Interpretation of the Cause of ...
Even vaccinia fails to produce septic poisoning, because its poison is discharged
on the surface--on the outside of the body. Occasionally the waste-products are
forced to enter the blood because of faulty dressings; then septic poisoning, with
...
4
Manchester, Fourteen Miles
For one day", she concluded darkly and magnificently, "you might get what they
call septic poisoning, and if you get that you'll die sure as eggs is eggs. Because
septic poisoning comes through dirt, and cobwebs in a house are dirt, as I'm sure
...
5
Miscellaneous Writings of J. H. Tilden, M. D.
Between induration (a tumorous hardening), pain, and cachexia there is a
diagnostic no man1 s land. If lymphatic- gland enlargement, in the near-
environment , is not tactilely palpable to the surgeons fingers, the dead-line of
septic poisoning ...
6
The Divine Prescription and Science of Health and Healing
IN WORLD WAR II British physicians treated battle wounds with garlic with total
success in warding off SEPTIC POISONING and GANGRENE. / SEPTIC
POISONING AND GANGRENE— It was reported that not one case of SEPTIC
POISONING ...
7
A System of Practical Medicine by American Authors, Volume ...
If, however, bacteria are characteristic of septic poisoning, the question presents
itself in a different light, and we have to inquire whether, in the less obvious cases
, bacteria are present in puerperal fever in the proportions and groupings that ...
8
Children, Their Health and Happiness
If the operation should carry the poison beneath the skin — hypodermatize —
general septic poisoning would be induced, and the patient would die from septi-
cemia (putrescent infection — the same infection that takes place in wounds that
...
9
Pocket Medical Dictionary
F., Hec'tic, diurnally intermittent fever, with sweats and chills, associated with
tuberculosis and septic poisoning. F., Intermit'tent, a fever with periods of
apyrexia. F., Low, an asthenic type. F., Lung, lobar pneumonia. F., Mala'rial. See
Malaria.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999
10
Geneal surgical affections. The blood-vessels. The nerves. ...
In the second stage, that of reaction and inflammation, the pathological
appearances generally correspond to those observed after death from septic
poisoning. There are congestion of the brain, of the lungs, and intestines; in a
considerable ...
Sir Frederick Treves,
1785