- infection. It may be
classified as
acute or chronic.
Acute pharyngitis may be
catarrhal, purulent, or ulcerative,
depending on the
causative agent and the immune...
-
nationalist activity" and
imprisoned during the
Great Purge. He died of
catarrhal pneumonia on
November 29, 1937 due to
severe health complications,
under unclear...
-
vomiting can occur,
particularly in children.
Influenza may
progress to
pneumonia from the
virus or a
subsequent bacterial infection.
Other complications...
- H.
Crain Democratic Texas (11th district)
February 10, 1896 47 "
catarrhal pneumonia" Washington, D.C.
Hillside Cemetery, Cuero,
Texas Rudolph Kleberg...
- fibrin. Often,
large amounts of
antibiotics are
necessary for resolution.
Catarrhal exudate is seen in the nose and
throat and is
characterized by a high...
- pain), and
respiratory conditions (asthma, bronchitis,
catarrh,
chest pain, fever,
pneumonia,
whooping cough). Vine Paperflower—Bougainvillea glabra...
- and low-grade fever. The
patient becomes most
contagious during the
catarrhal stage of infection,
normally two w****s
after the
coughing begins. It may...
- that
catarrh was the root
cause for
every disease and
affliction known to man and, most importantly, his
medicine Pe-ru-na
could cure it all.
Pneumonia, tuberculosis...
-
majority of
deaths were from
bacterial pneumonia, a
common secondary infection ****ociated with influenza. This
pneumonia was
itself caused by
common upper...
- her
younger siblings were born
after her death.
Sachiko died in 1928 of
pneumonia, aged 5
months and 27 days.
Princess Sachiko Hisanomiya was born on September...
