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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SCRUMPOX»
Descubre el uso de
scrumpox en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
scrumpox y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Soft Tissues: Trauma and Sports Injuries
More recently impetiginous scrumpox affected school rugby teams in Scotland (
Sharp and Adam, 1990).The presence of skin 'lesions' along with the abrasive
effects offacial stubble, facilitatethe spread of infection. Thecondition also
occursin ...
G. R. McLatchie, C. M. E. Lennox, 1993
"Scrumpox" is a linguistic entity which as yet has not found an abiding place in
the lexicographical compilations of the English language. We well know the
meaning of small-pox and cow-pox, and just plain pox, but what is scrumpox?
From the ...
3
Prevention and Treatment of Sports Injuries
reactions. Scrumpox As the name suggests this infection is most frequently
associated with rugby football, and in particular among those playing in the
scrum where direct persontoperson contact is greatest. During the 1970s,
outbreaks due to ...
4
Sports Medicine -Theory and Application
agents, which may be viral, bacterial or fungal in origin. Scrumpox is found in
various forms, some of which are as follows :— - Impetigo : This form of scrumpox
is less common as it is due to Streptococcus pyogenes or Staphylococcus aureus
.
5
Comprehensive Study of Sports Medicine
Scrumpox :This kindof infection ismost frequently associatedwith rugbyfootball,
and inparticular among those playing in thescrum,where directperson to person
contact is greatest. Forthefirsttime, this kind of infection was reported in rugby
clubs ...
6
The American Practitioner
The Lancet. Scrumpox. — " Scrumpox " is the English school-boy's name for a
severe form of impetigo occurring among the forwards of Rugby foot-ball teams.
The " scrum " or " scrimmage " with its close commingling of heads, arms, and
legs ...
7
The New England Medical Gazette
Scrumpox. — Scrumpox is the latest so-called contagious disease which has
developed in England. It attacks more especially the " forwards " in football teams
, and is the result of rubbing into the skin the dirt from dirty jerseys and sweaters.
Counsel was called, but the combined efforts of the physicians were unavailing,
and he died four days later, probably from the joint effects of arsenic and plumbic
fumes. Scrumpox. — " Scrumpox " is the English schoolboy's name for a severe ...
9
Emergencies in Sports Medicine
... (ECG) 84—5 family history 84 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 84
screening tools 84 symptoms and signs 84 team screening 84 Veneto
experience, northern Italy 84 'scrumpox' (herpes gladiatorum) 150 seizures 98
ambulance, when to ...
Julian Redhead, Jonathan Gordon, 2012
10
Medical Microbiology MCQs
The etiological agent of scrumpox is – a) Cryptococcus b) Staphylococci c)
Streptococci d) Pneumococci (Answer b) 431.Scrumpox disease is commonly
called – a) Peritonitis b) Impetigo c) Incoherence d) Pharyngitis (Answer b) 432.
Which of ...
9 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SCRUMPOX»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
scrumpox en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Scottish fact of the week: Scots terms for diseases
Scrumpox - Skin disease, impetigo. Stourie lungs - Name given in Fife and the Lothians to pneumoconiosis, aka black lung, a disease miners suffered from ... «Scotsman, Sep 14»
Virus que se pueden contraer en vestuarios
El scrumpox es una erupción costrosa causada por el virus del herpes. A medida que el virus se afianza, la gente experimenta picazón y sensación de ardor en ... «El Universo, Sep 14»
Vestuarios: 5 infecciones que puedes contagiarte
Scrumpox También conocido como gladiatorum del herpes debido a su vínculo con las artes marciales, esta erupción costrosa es causada por el virus herpes. «Diario Panorama de Santiago del Estero, Sep 14»
10 Medical Terms That Should Be Band Names
Scrumpox is the result of skin contact with the Herpes Simplex Virus, hence its history with contact sports – from MMA to Sumo – the “scrum” comes from the ... «Paste Magazine, Jul 13»
Living With Germs: On Infectious Diseases
The death of two sumo wrestlers last year from a new strain of herpes gladiatorum ('scrumpox' to rugby players) is not only bad news for Japan's number one ... «OUPblog, May 09»
"Herpes gladiatorum" Il virus dei lottatori di sumo
Negli ultimi anni si sono moltiplicati i casi di lottatori di sumo colpiti da questo morbo particolare (conosciuto anche come "scrumpox"). Un'infezione di rara ... «La Gazzetta dello Sport, Oct 08»
Deadly virus scrumpox a threat to rugby players wrestlers
Scrumpox, a form the herpes virus, is spread by physical contact and research by scientists in Japan suggests a new strain of the virus could be even more ... «News-Medical.net, Sep 08»
Advierten por letal "virus de Sumo"
El "herpes gladiatorum", también llamado "scrumpox", y se propaga por el contacto físico, afirman científicos en Journal of General Virology (Revista de ... «BBC Mundo, Sep 08»
Il virus dei lottatori di Sumo
Da tempo si conosce l'Herpes gladiatorum (gli inglesi lo chiamano scrumpox), ovvero l'Herpes che colpisce i lottatori di sumo, i wrestlers e i giocatori di rugby e ... «Corriere della Sera, Sep 08»
