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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1982
Excerpt To the editor: Flexible sigmoidoscopy is now an established, safe method of examining the rectum, sigmoid, and distal descending colon.
G D, Goldman +5 more
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Excerpt To the editor: Flexible sigmoidoscopy is now an established, safe method of examining the rectum, sigmoid, and distal descending colon.
G D, Goldman +5 more
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1996
Recent evolution in the thinking of sepsis syndrome has provided a framework on which new clinical and basic research can be built. The separation of the inciting event and the cascade of subsequent physiologic changes has profound effects on how sepsis is thought of and ultimately how it will be treated.
K L, Ferguson, L, Brown
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Recent evolution in the thinking of sepsis syndrome has provided a framework on which new clinical and basic research can be built. The separation of the inciting event and the cascade of subsequent physiologic changes has profound effects on how sepsis is thought of and ultimately how it will be treated.
K L, Ferguson, L, Brown
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1983
Despite the frequency and importance of both nosocomial and "community-acquired" bacteremia, definitive information concerning crucial pathophysiologic events in human bacteremia remains sparse. An extensive variety of clinical manifestations, such as fever, rigors, shock, altered circulatory dynamics, cutaneous manifestations changes in the ...
W R, McCabe, T L, Treadwell, A, De Maria
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Despite the frequency and importance of both nosocomial and "community-acquired" bacteremia, definitive information concerning crucial pathophysiologic events in human bacteremia remains sparse. An extensive variety of clinical manifestations, such as fever, rigors, shock, altered circulatory dynamics, cutaneous manifestations changes in the ...
W R, McCabe, T L, Treadwell, A, De Maria
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Is There Postdefecation Bacteremia?
Archives of Surgery, 1979An investigation was done to determine the incidence of postdefecation bacteremia. A study of 82 healthy volunteers was done. Among 164 predefecation cultures, only one (0.6%) from an anaerobic flask was positive for microorganism, which was identified as Staphylococcus epidermidis.
S, Slavin, R M, Goldwyn
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Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1972
Sir?I would like to compliment Drs. Wasilauskas and Ellner for the development of a simple scheme for rapid identification of bacteria from blood cultures. [1]. It seems that such a system would find its greatest applicability in the smaller, hospital-associated bacteriology laboratories where there would be a significant yield in simplifying and ...
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Sir?I would like to compliment Drs. Wasilauskas and Ellner for the development of a simple scheme for rapid identification of bacteria from blood cultures. [1]. It seems that such a system would find its greatest applicability in the smaller, hospital-associated bacteriology laboratories where there would be a significant yield in simplifying and ...
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Southern Medical Journal, 1980
Review of the bacteriology records of a University Hospital pediatric service for a 30-month period revealed 42 patients with Hemophilus influenzae type b bacteremia and 30 patients with Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteremia, all under age 10. Eighty-eight percent of the Hemophilus bacteremias and 7% of the pneumococcal bacteremias occurred in children ...
E R, Wald, J M, Minkowski
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Review of the bacteriology records of a University Hospital pediatric service for a 30-month period revealed 42 patients with Hemophilus influenzae type b bacteremia and 30 patients with Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteremia, all under age 10. Eighty-eight percent of the Hemophilus bacteremias and 7% of the pneumococcal bacteremias occurred in children ...
E R, Wald, J M, Minkowski
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Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1993
Bacteremia has a high mortality rate in all elderly populations, but especially nursing home residents and the hospitalized elderly. Elderly patients with bacteremia may present in a nonspecific fashion with incontinence, with falls, or afebrile. Mortality is greater in patients whose bacteremia originates outside the genitourinary tract or who are ...
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Bacteremia has a high mortality rate in all elderly populations, but especially nursing home residents and the hospitalized elderly. Elderly patients with bacteremia may present in a nonspecific fashion with incontinence, with falls, or afebrile. Mortality is greater in patients whose bacteremia originates outside the genitourinary tract or who are ...
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Pediatrics, 1976
Obtaining blood for culture is an essential part of the diagnostic evaluation of any febrile patient. This is necessary for determining etiology when an infection focus is present and is especially important when the cause of elevated temperature is not obvious.
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Obtaining blood for culture is an essential part of the diagnostic evaluation of any febrile patient. This is necessary for determining etiology when an infection focus is present and is especially important when the cause of elevated temperature is not obvious.
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Medical Microbiology and Immunology, 1988
Of 585 bacteremic episodes studied prospectively at Rokach Hospital during a 4-year period (1980-1983), 70 (12%) episodes observed in 67 patients were due to multiple species. A total of 170 strains of microorganisms were involved, 2-5 per bacteremic episode: 130 (76%) were aerobic Gram-negative bacilli, 36 (21%) were Gram-positive cocci (most of them ...
Y, Siegman-Igra +2 more
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Of 585 bacteremic episodes studied prospectively at Rokach Hospital during a 4-year period (1980-1983), 70 (12%) episodes observed in 67 patients were due to multiple species. A total of 170 strains of microorganisms were involved, 2-5 per bacteremic episode: 130 (76%) were aerobic Gram-negative bacilli, 36 (21%) were Gram-positive cocci (most of them ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1984
To the Editor. —Your editorial highlighting the educational role played by editorial reviewers was well taken. 1 Tacit in that role is the assumption that the reviewer is familiar with the current medical literature so that manuscripts accepted for publication contribute to our medical knowledge.
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To the Editor. —Your editorial highlighting the educational role played by editorial reviewers was well taken. 1 Tacit in that role is the assumption that the reviewer is familiar with the current medical literature so that manuscripts accepted for publication contribute to our medical knowledge.
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