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Simply examining the purulent discharge does not give accurate enough answers.
On arrival she complained of cough with purulent sputum.
The discharge is unilateral, purulent, foul-smelling, and blood-stained.
These infections can produce a profuse, frothy, and purulent (yellow or yellow-green) discharge that has a "fishy" odor.
The present study was aimed at evaluating its role in children with purulent pericarditis.
Intrapericardial streptokinase may aid in liquefaction of this purulent material allowing percutaneous drainage.
Three infants had developed superficial infections characterized by purulent drainage from the sternal wound.
They are attracted to excrement, decaying, putrefying or purulent substances.
The first boy hospitalized had a preceding purulent lesion on his arm.
There is no purulent discharge, so the term "conjunctivitis" is not appropriate.
The diagnosis of infection in chronic wounds must be based on clinical signs-erythema, oedema, odour, fever, or purulent exudate.
The typical presentation is a 'non-healing' extraction socket or exposed jawbone with localised swelling and purulent discharge.
The hydatid fluid was thick, caseous and purulent, when present.
Symptoms may include breathlessness, purulent sputum and increased sputum volume.
When individual indicators of maternal infection were considered, such as purulent amniotic fluid, maternal pyrexia or proven maternal sepsis, no association with cerebral palsy was observed.
Supplementary information about the clinical diagnosis was available for those patients who had been notified as cases of meningococcal disease or as purulent meningitis of other or unknown aetiology.
In his description of the deceased's heart, equally brief, the pathologist states that apart from early purulent pericarditis, the organ was normal.
The powdered seed is also applied to the eye, in case of chronic purulent conjunctivitis.
Typically, both confer erythema, but only an incisional abscess confers purulent drainage.
