Engaged in studies on puerperal fever, and having never met with a fact of this kind in his researches, Pasteur wrote at once to this professor to ask him for a specimen of the infected blood.
Hervieux especially called Pasteur's attention, and by which so many women are attacked--puerperal fever.
It might be fitting to add a few words with regard to the Essay on the Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever.
I cannot doubt that it has saved the lives of many young mothers by calling attention to the existence and propagation of "Puerperal Fever as a Private Pestilence," and laying down rules for taking the necessary precautions against it.
It is probably to be regarded as a manifestation of a light pyaemia or septicaemia, as it is a frequent manifestation of this condition in or after scarlatina, puerperal fever, and the septic fevers of surgery.
Which is the best method of treatment to pursue with cows when attacked with puerperal fever?
It's puerperal fever, and Heaven knows what gave it to her, for I don't.
Sir John described how he had visited my late wife, and, from various symptoms which she had developed somewhat suddenly, to his grief and surprise, had come to the conclusion that she had fallen victim to puerperal fever.
The counsel for the prosecution began by asking Sir John various questions concerning the terrible malady known as puerperal fever, and especially with reference to its contagiousness.
Puerperal fever," I muttered, "then I am ruined, whatever happens to Emma.
But what of Semmelweis, and his study of puerperal fever?
They brought about a vague distrust of his figures and his facts; they got people to believe that there must be "something else" in puerperal fever, as well as the local infection.
In May 1850, Semmelweis opened a great debate on puerperal fever, which occupied three sittings of the Vienna Medical Society.
As excellent and only too common examples of these zymotic diseases may be mentioned tetanus, erysipelas, puerperal fever, typhoid fever, and those varied conditions which are generally grouped under the term "blood poisoning.
Chambered Nautilus, for instance, will be remembered so long as the English language has a literature and is read, he rendered a great service to the medical profession by first calling attention to the contagiousness of puerperal fever.
Such a disease as puerperal fever, for instance, is simply an expression of the fact that within the living human body there is going on active putrefactive action by which the internal cells are being destroyed.
It was soon after this, in 1843, that he published his essay on the "Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever," his only contribution of high distinction to medical science.
In most cases there is more danger after the labor is over, from puerperal fever, various local inflammations and other causes, than there was during its progress.
In most warm countries, and in those of an equable temperature, where the females remain much in the open air, and use regular exercise, puerperal feverappears to be but little known.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "puerperal fever" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
