[Suppurated cervical adenitis caused by Salmonella typhi murium].
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Salmonella endocarditis: report of three cases, including one of mural endocarditis.
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Endocarditis↗
Acute renal tubular necrosis complicating salmonellosis.
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Acute Kidney Injury↗
[On electrolyte regulation disorder in salmonellosis].
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Acid-Base Imbalance↗
[May one accept Salmonella infection of the typhoid group in the pathogenesis of female sterility of tubal cause (on 6 personal cases)].
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[Salmonella sepsis and chronic tuberculosis].
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Humans↗
[Acute renal insufficiency in infection with Salmonella Saint Paul and therapy with the artificial kideny].
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Acute Kidney Injury↗
Hydatid disease with Salmonella infection of the echinococcal cyst.
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Cysts↗
[Multiple infections with pathogenic intestinal bacteria].
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Dysentery, Bacillary↗
[Contribution to clinical and electrocardiographic changes in Salmonella myocarditis].
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Electrocardiography↗
[Ovarian abscesses caused by enteritis microorganisms (salmonelloses)].
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Abscess↗
Acute intestinal infections of non-dysenteric etiology.
Recent work on the epidemiology and microbiology of acute intestinal infections has brought about a revision of long-held views as to many of their characteristics and as to their grouping. This paper deals with these infections in the light of this recent work, with particular reference to findings made in Leningrad.
Acute Disease↗