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septicemia catalán
septicèmia Invasion of the bloodstream by virulent microorganisms from a focus of infection.
Synonyms
Examples for "lymphangitis"
Examples for "lymphangitis"
1
The third stage of the disease leads to chronic progressive lymphangitis.
2
The appearance of the limb closely simulated an attack of lymphangitis.
3
Excessive suppuration, lymphangitis, and gangrene are causes of a fatal termination by exhaustion.
4
Enteritis, lymphangitis, or pneumonia he knows to be often heralded in the same manner.
5
This type of lymphangitis is associated with, or the result of, a derangement of digestion.
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But that night it was discovered that blood poisoning had set in.
2
The inflammation is reduced, the wound cleaned, and blood poisoning is averted.
3
It won't be long before blood poisoning and gangrene become real concerns.
4
The cavalryman had high fever, and Gale feared he had developed blood poisoning.
5
He died of blood poisoning on New Year's Day in 1894.
6
They suffered from anaemia, blood poisoning, cardiovascular disease, dermatitis, kidney damage.
7
The garlic causes blood poisoning, you see, and kills the victims in seconds.
8
Maybe Alcide's bite would get infected and she'd get blood poisoning?
9
I got sick, I had panic attacks, I almost died of blood poisoning.
10
For six months I lay near death from blood poisoning.
11
They scratch like fun, and there's always danger of blood poisoning from such wounds.
12
Byrne's wounds had troubled him considerably-attimes he had been threatened with blood poisoning.
13
Not but that one time I got the blood poisoning.
14
Wouldn't it be just my luck to get blood poisoning?
15
His lungs collapsed, he had blood poisoning and arrested twice.
16
She was rushed to hospital where she was diagnosed with septicaemia, or blood poisoning.