Sentence examples for generalised infection from inspiring English sources
The team of scientific and medical experts found his death in 2004 was due to "old age following a generalised infection", ruling out allegations he was poisoned, it was reported on Tuesday.
In non-vaccinated people, Vaccinia can cause generalised infection with a high fever.
But immunocompromised individuals may show a variety of complications including generalised infection and death [18], [19].
Interestingly, it is to note that the slope of the survival curves was similar in both Nod2+/+ and Nod2−/− mice suggesting that, even if delayed, the mechanisms of death (usually due to a generalised infection) should be the same in both mouse strains.
Clinicians and clinical microbiologists need to stay vigilant and suspect anthrax in patients with a history of heroin use who present with soft tissue or generalised infection.
Aborted pups are partially autolysed and show signs of a generalised bacterial infection, such as subcutaneous oedema, abdominal hemorrhages, and degenerative lesions in liver, kidneys, spleen and intestines.
Frozen autopsy tissues of different organs from an immunocompromised patient (bone marrow transplantation) with generalised HCMV infection have also been included as positive controls.
A remarkable finding was that despite the evidence of generalised bacterial infections in five of the six calves, there were only three days on which one of two calves (calves 5 and 6) had a body temperature above 40°C.
In addition, one study [ 20] reported five patients with generalised symptoms of infection who did not have local infection.
Therefore, taken together, these results indicate a generalised HSV-2 infection in the Tanzanian population.
Although we used PSA as a marker of prostate infection/inflammation/cell damage, PSA may also possibly rise as a result of a more generalised response to infection at other non-prostate sites (e.g., urethra), recent ejaculation (within 1 day), or digital rectal examination (DRE; Tchetgen and Oesterling, 1997).
