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Infectious Mononucleosis
Putrefactive Foetor ex-ore. Hepatosplenomegaly with jaundice. Generalized lymph node swelling (weakly painful, strong, mobile).[lecturio.com]
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Tuberculosis
There were many attacks of carbuncle (anthrax) through the summer, and other affections, which are called “the putrefaction” (seps); also large ecthymata, and large tetters[ebooks.adelaide.edu.au]
[…] suppurations, and there were great fallings off (sloughing) of the flesh, tendons, and bones; and the defluxion which seated in the part was not like pus, but a sort of putrefaction[ebooks.adelaide.edu.au]
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Gangrene and Necrosis of the Lung
—A Putrefactive Necrosis of the Lung, either circumscribed or diffuse. Etiology .[henriettes-herb.com]
Absorption of products of putrefactive decomposition, resulting in gangrene of the lung, and bacterial toxins leads to the strongest intoxicated patient.[eurodoctor.ucoz.com]
If located near the pleura, putrefaction may occur, giving rise to pyopneumothorax.[henriettes-herb.com]
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Antiseptic
[…] substances that are applied to living tissue/skin to reduce the possibility of infection, sepsis, or putrefaction.[definitions.net]
[…] the possibility of infection , sepsis , or putrefaction .[en.wikipedia.org]
Antiseptic Medicinal Herbs reduces the possibilities of infection, sepsis, or putrefaction.[motherherbs.com]
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Intestinal Stasis
The beefsteak is still intact, thanks to the anti-putrefactive... [books.google.de]
These poisons produced from the putrefaction, he concluded, polluted the blood stream producing degenerative changes in every single tissue of the body and lowered the body's[rethinkingcancer.org]
Intestinal stasis sooner or later causes the wastes and toxic by-products from the foods we eat to build up to such an extent that they start to become putrefactive it In[lightparty.com]
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Halitosis
Because there is no flow of saliva during sleep, putrefaction (decomposition or rotting) of saliva and debris in the mouth can lead to bad breath in the morning.[medbroadcast.com]
PATHOGENESIS OF ORAL MALODOR: Diet bacteria epithelial cells Peptides/ proteins Amino acids Putrefaction products Oral malodor Marawar PP, Sodhi NA, Pawar BR, Mani AM.[slideshare.net]
Renal failure Urine or ammonia Liver failure Fresh cadaver Tuberculosis/ lung abscess Foul, putrefactive Internal hemorrhage/ blood disorders Decomposed blood Fever , dehydration[slideshare.net]
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Zinc Chloride Poisoning
Putrefaction is delayed in : (LQ) A Peritonitis B Septicemia C Anasarca D Zinc chloride poisoning Ans.[gradestack.com]
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17-Hydroxycorticosteroid
[…] hydroxycorticosteroid glucuronides and p-nitrophenyl glucuronides, but also removes the inhibitory activity of substances of high molecular weight in urine and, moreover, inhibits urine putrefaction[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
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Lactobacillus Bulgaricus
Metchnikoff, at that time a professor at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, produced the notion that the aging process results from the activity of putrefactive (proteolytic)[bacillusbulgaricus.com]
He had the idea that aging is caused by putrefactive activity, or proteolysis , by microbes that produce toxic substances in the intestine.[en.wikipedia.org]
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Ischemic Gangrene
Dry gangrene developed in her left lower limb over the ensuing weeks, and the area of interface between the healthy tissue and the dry gangrene developed putrefaction, which[cmaj.ca]
Liquefactive Necrosis Necrosis of big tissue with super added putrefaction, with black, foul-smelling appearance is known as liquefactive necrosis (black or green color is[howmed.net]
Necrosis with putrefaction of tissue, may be caused by certain bacterias. Gangrene is a complication of necrosis. Tissue becomes black and malodorous.[quizlet.com]