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puerperal
puerperal, a. (pjuːˈɜːpərəl) [f. L. puerper-us parturient, bringing forth children (f. puer a child + -par-us bringing forth) + -al1. So F. puerpéral (1835 in Dict. Acad.).] Of, pertaining to, accompanying, or ensuing upon parturition. puerperal fever, puerperal sepsis, etc., sepsis of the genital t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Puerperal (disambiguation)
Puerperal may refer to: Puerperal (childbed) fever, a fever caused by uterine infection following childbirth or miscarriage Puerperal disorder, a childbirth-related women's illness Puerperal mastitis, an infection related to having children in women Puerperal bipolar disorder, a postpartum anxiety maker Puerperal wikipedia.org
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puerperal
puerperal/pju:ˈɜ:pərəl; pju`əpərəl/ adj[attrib 作定语](medical 医) of or related to childbirth 分娩的; 与分娩有关的: puerperal fever 产褥热. 牛津英汉双解词典
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The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever
History Holmes developed an interest in puerperal fever by accident. In 1836 Holmes graduated from Harvard Medical School. He entitled it “Puerperal Fever as a Private Pestilence.” wikipedia.org
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puerperous
puerperous, a. rare. (pjuːˈɜːpərəs) [f. as puerperal + -ous.] = puerper.1656 Blount Glossogr., Puerperous, that beareth children, or causeth to bear and bring forth, or to be delivered of a child. 1658 in Phillips. Oxford English Dictionary
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Historical mortality rates of puerperal fever
Historically, puerperal fever was a devastating disease. Puerperal fever Puerperal fever Maternal death wikipedia.org
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puerpery
puˈerpery rare. Also in Lat. form puerˈperium. [ad. L. puerperi-um, f. puerper-us: see puerperal.] Child-birth; ‘confinement’.1602 W. Fulbecke 2nd Pt. Parall. 60 As there is one conception of two twinnes, so there is one puerperie, though it bee finished at diuers times. 1652 J. Mayer Comm. Prophets... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cranioclast
Pictures See also Cephalotribe Puerperal fever Instruments used in general surgery References Surgical instruments wikipedia.org
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Carl Braun (obstetrician)
Views on puerperal fever In full harmony with his contemporaries, Braun identified 30 causes of childbed fever opposing Ignaz Semmelweis's thesis that a relatively low mortality rate in the First Division, roughly consistent with the rate Semmelweis himself achieved, as historical mortality rates of puerperal wikipedia.org
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PPT - INFECÇÃO PUERPERAL PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID ...
INFECÇÃO PUERPERAL Dr Cezar Angelo Alfredo Filho Ginecologia e Obstetrícia - HURNP/UEL Endoscopia Ginecológica CRSM Disciplina de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia - FACIMED. Tríade de mortalidade materna Síndrome hipertensiva Síndrome hemorrágica Infecção Definição: Infecção que se origina do aparelho genital após parto recente. Morbidade febril puerperal • Temperatura 38ºC ou ...
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Cephalotribe
See also Cranioclast Puerperal fever Instruments used in general surgery References Surgical instruments wikipedia.org
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Postpartum infections
The first recorded epidemic of puerperal fever occurred at the Hôtel-Dieu de Paris in 1646. Hygienic measures In 1843, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. published The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever and controversially concluded that puerperal fever wikipedia.org
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Mastitis
Nonpuerperal breast abscesses have a higher rate of recurrence compared to puerperal breast abscesses. Lighter cases of puerperal mastitis are often called breast engorgement. wikipedia.org
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Jacques François Édouard Hervieux
Étiologie et prophylaxie des épidémies puerpérales, ("Etiology and prophylaxis of puerperal epidemics") Université de Paris, 1865. Ictère puerpéral, ("Puerperal jaundice") Université de Paris, 1867. wikipedia.org
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Alexander Gordon (physician)
, the same organism that causes puerperal fever. Aberdeen puerperal fever epidemics Between 1789 and 1792 Aberdeen witnessed two epidemics, of erysipelas and of puerperal fever, both of which started wikipedia.org
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