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A Homeowner's Manual for Septic Systems
, 1999 This manual provides homeowners with guidance and assistance with the operation and maintenance of septic systems.
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Critical Care Medicine, 1979
The clinical and physiological responses to septicemia were evaluated in 59 patients with 70 septic episodes. All patients were critically ill, had similar ICU support, and had positive blood cultures as well as a clinical infection when studied by dye dilution cardiac outputs.
J B, Wiles +3 more
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The clinical and physiological responses to septicemia were evaluated in 59 patients with 70 septic episodes. All patients were critically ill, had similar ICU support, and had positive blood cultures as well as a clinical infection when studied by dye dilution cardiac outputs.
J B, Wiles +3 more
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The coagulation system in septic newborns
European Journal of Pediatrics, 1981Coagulation factors were examined in 48 newborns with spesis caused mainly by Klebsiella enterobacteriaceae and E. coli. The first examination revealed increased mean values of fibrinogen, antiplasmin, trypsin inhibitory capacity, factors II and X. Thrombocytes, plasminogen, antithrombin III, alpha 2-macroglobulin and factor V were reduced on average ...
G, Weissbach, W, Handrick, M, Domula
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Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, 1969
A review of history and theory of septic tank systems allows the establishment of guidelines for the design and construction of satisfactory and economical systems. While survival curves show that system life is usually short, proper design and construction supplemented by regular inspection and maintenance can adequately extend the expected life.
Joseph A. Cotteral, Dan P. Norris
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A review of history and theory of septic tank systems allows the establishment of guidelines for the design and construction of satisfactory and economical systems. While survival curves show that system life is usually short, proper design and construction supplemented by regular inspection and maintenance can adequately extend the expected life.
Joseph A. Cotteral, Dan P. Norris
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Nitrogen Attenuation in Septic System Plumes
Groundwater, 2020Abstract The persistence of inorganic nitrogen is assessed in a set of 21 septic system plumes located in Ontario, Canada, that were studied over a 31‐year period from 1988 to 2019. In the plume zones underlying the drainfields, site mean NO 3 − values ...
William D, Robertson +2 more
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The Evolution of Septic Systems Practices in Ohio
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012Regulations that address management of wastewater in rural areas in Ohio are in the process of being updated. The study described in this article reviewed the legal and regulatory process that occurred in the past decade. Thirty percent of septic systems in Ohio are failing due to installation in shallow soils.
Sridhar, Vedachalam +2 more
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Septic bursitis in systemic lupus erythematosus
Clinical Rheumatology, 1984Septic olecranon bursitis developed in three patients with systemic lupus erythematosus. Although promptly treated with systemic antibiotics, the clinical course in two patients became prolonged and eventually required bursectomy to eradicate the infection.
R, Greene, R, Kaufman, F P, Quismorio
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Septic arthritis associated with systemic sepsis
International Orthopaedics, 2017Septic arthritis presents with good joint function, but sometimes leads to poor outcomes. Concurrent systemic sepsis has been regarded as the poor outcome, and the exact cause remains unclear. This paper was performed to identify factors associated with concurrent systemic sepsis and to research results to predict poor outcomes in patients with septic ...
Sung-Weon, Jung +5 more
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