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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RUBEOLAR»
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1
British Medical Journal
Synonyms: Levant Typhus ; the Levant Plague; Bubo Plague. Occurs in Asia
Minor, Egypt, aud on the shores of the Mediterranean. Transformed in Northern
Europe into an Ex. Typhus? A rubeolar eruption, with or without buboes or
carbuncles ...
2
On diseases of the throat, epiglottis, and windpipe
RUBEOLAR SORE THROAT. The striking difference between measles and
scarlet fever, is in the manner of their commencement ; the former by coryza,
sneezing-, suffusion of the eyes, and catarrhal symptoms generally ; whilst in the
latter the ...
George Duncan Gibb (sir, bart.), 1860
3
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
In the whole number affected during the epidemic, the rubeolar eruption had
appeared in twenty- four when sent to hospital, but this doubtless presents no
relative proportion to those in whom it subsequently presented. " During "During
the ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1871
4
International classification of causes of sickness and death
Rubeolar eruption (19). Rubeolar eruption was removed from this title in 1909
and transferred to title 19. 7. Scarlet fever. — This title includes: (a) Scarlatina. —
Scarlatinal angina. All diseases qualified as scarlatinal. — (b) Puerperal
scarlatina.
Jacques Bertillon, Commission internationale chargée de reviser les nomenclatures nosologiques, United States. Bureau of the Census, 1910
been expected. On the contrary, the cases of rubeolar embryopathy were very
exceptional (Francois and Verriest, 1956). According to Wesselhoeft (1947) the
frequency of rubeolar embryopathy is 10%, according to Kuntzel (1952) from 10
to ...
6
Cervicofacial pathology of the cranial nerves
The rubeolar cochlear neuritis is usually unilateral and the hearing loss is
permanent and may be accompanied by tinnitus and vertigo. Usually the patient
appeals to the doctor very late, years after the onset. The medical indications are
...
7
The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ...
Having adduced all possible reasons to prove the superiority of intubation over
tracheotomy in general, the authors speak of its value in cases of post-rubeolar
laryngitis. Some writers have opposed its use under these circumstances,
holding ...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
... the appearance of the rubeolar eruption is followed by amendment in the
croupal symptoms. This boy was convalescent on the seventh day, and soon
recovered completely. The other case was a girl, seven years of age, residing in
the ...
9
The Medico-chirurgical Review
Doctor Duncan said, that during the month of Dec. when the epidemic of measles
was at its height, a majority of the children whom he saw were affected
sometimes during the rubeolar eruption, but more frequently after its decline —
with ...
10
Manual of the international list of causes of death based on ...
Rubeolar eruption (44). 8. Scarlet fever This title includes: Canker rash Febris
rubra Nephritis following scarlet fever 4 Puerperal scarlatina Scarlatina anginosa
. . " . . maligna Scarlatinal (any disease or condition so qualified) This title does
not ...
United States. Bureau of the Census, International Commission for the Decennial Revision of Nosological Nomenclature, 1931
