-
usually brings about complete separation, with
eventual falling off of the
gangrenous tissue if it is not
removed surgically, a
process called autoam****tion...
-
Necrotizing fasciitis (NF), also
known as flesh-eating disease, is an
infection that
kills the body's soft tissue. It is a
serious disease that begins...
- poisoning. The
symptoms can be
roughly divided into
convulsive symptoms and
gangrenous symptoms.
Ergot alkaloids, the
active compounds produced by the ergot...
- Noma (also
known as
gangrenous stomatitis or
cancrum oris) is a rapidly-progressive and often-fatal
gangrenous infection of the
mouth and face. Noma usually...
-
implicated in the
condition of ergotism,
which can take a
convulsive form or a
gangrenous form. Even so, many
ergoline alkaloids have been
found to be clinically...
- the red
blood corpuscles are
extravasated and
impart red
color to the
gangrenous part.
Diascopy Pallor Cracowski, Jean-Luc; Roustit,
Matthieu (17 January...
-
himself at that time as a "****y,
overweight 22-year-old" who "had a
gangrenous appendix taken out,
almost died, [and] got over
being ****y or overweight"...
-
diagnosis of
gangrenous appendicitis If this
hyperasthesia disappear during the
course of
illness it
indicates bursting of the
gangrenous appendix. "Sherren's...
- gas
chambers located in
crematoria IV and V. When an
outbreak of noma—a
gangrenous bacterial disease of the
mouth and face—struck the
Romani camp in 1943...
- from when he had last shaved. His feet were
badly frostbitten,
almost gangrenous. On a
table next to the bed were some of Weiher's
personal effects, including...
