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Meanings of septicaemia in English

Portuguese
septicemia
Catalan
septicèmia

Invasion of the bloodstream by virulent microorganisms from a focus of infection.

septicemia
Usage of septicaemia in English
1
In people with weak immune systems it can lead to meningitis or septicaemia.
The South African
2
He died in hospital of septicaemia related to the injuries on April 27th.
The Irish Times
3
Eight patients developed bronchopneumonia, two of them had a septicaemia and one died.
Pubmed
4
A dangerously ill pregnant woman has been admitted, suffering from septicaemia.
The Irish Times
5
One patient died as a result of septicaemia after the first cycle of treatment.
Pubmed
6
Five patients died of hemorrhage and 3 of septicaemia after achieving an objective response.
Pubmed
7
A case of Lactobacillus casei septicaemia secondary to a vascular graft infection is reported.
Pubmed
8
This omission probably made a significant contribution to the septicaemia.
Pubmed
9
Occasionally they enter the bloodstream to cause septicaemia and meningitis.
Pubmed
10
She was rushed to hospital where she was diagnosed with septicaemia, or blood poisoning.
Radio NZ
11
While Coumarin did not improve resistance to septicaemia it did exert a local beneficial effect.
Pubmed
12
The injured scientist was airlifted to hospital, but he died six days later from septicaemia.
The Guardian
13
In extreme cases, it could lead to multi-organ failure and septicaemia, a life-threatening blood infection.
News.com.au
14
My son, who lives and works in Ireland, was desperately ill in hospital with septicaemia.
The Irish Times
15
Medical staff diagnosed Ms A with septicaemia and prescribed high doses of both vasopressors and antibiotics.
Radio NZ
16
Mrs Halappanavar died of septicaemia and her husband had to break the news to her father.
The Guardian
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septicemia
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