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supuração
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purulència
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pirulencia
A fluid product of inflammation.
pus
maturation
festering
ichor
sanies
purulence
Portuguese
supuração
1
Should the injury run on to
suppuration
,
the lameness becomes most acute.
2
Shows range of temperature during process of absorption and consolidation without
suppuration
3
They then form a thick crust, under which profuse
suppuration
takes place.
4
A suppurative corn differs from others in that the inflammation ends in
suppuration
.
5
On the other hand, it may end in
suppuration
or may become chronic.
6
Another eminent physician says of alcohol: It substitutes
suppuration
for growth.
7
These I dissolved, and bathed the wounds with the mixture to stop
suppuration
.
8
Sometimes there is
suppuration
,
hemorrhage and local death of the part.
9
Such cases were quite distinct from those in which primary
suppuration
had occurred.
10
Six weeks after the injury
suppuration
was still free, and skin-grafting was commenced.
11
Several cases of
suppuration
which came under my notice did well.
12
Just as soon as there is
suppuration
they should be opened.
13
When
suppuration
begins, wash occasionally with tepid water and Castile soap.
14
This patient ultimately recovered, but only after sloughing and prolonged
suppuration
.
15
Excessive
suppuration
,
lymphangitis, and gangrene are causes of a fatal termination by exhaustion.
16
The former cause sapræmia and septicæmia, the latter cause
suppuration
.
suppuration
excessive suppuration
follow by suppuration
free suppuration
be suppuration
profuse suppuration
Portuguese
supuração
pus
Catalan
purulència
supuració
icor
pus
Spanish
pirulencia
humor
secreción
podre
supuración
ulceración
pus