Septicaemia in the elderly.

Septicaemia in the elderly.

A retrospective study was made of 44 elderly patients with bacteraemia treated in the period 1974-1980. Positive blood cultures in 5 cases were considered clinically insignificant. Twenty-six of the remaining 39 patients were found to have a Gram-negative bacteraemia, mainly associated with urinary tract infection. Abnormalities of liver function were common but 5 jaundiced patients with Gram-n...

Septicaemia in a general hospital.

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Neonatal septicaemia.

A total of 410 proved cases of neonatal septicaemia from seven Finnish hospitals seen between 1976 and 1980 were reviewed. The annual incidence of neonatal septicaemia was 3 per 1000 births, and overall mortality was 23%. Onset was early in most patients. Symptoms of septicaemia occurred within the first 24 hours of life in 44% and within the first week of life in 90%. In the very early onset d...

Neonatal Septicaemia

Dr. Beryl Corner: The mother of this patient was admitted to Bristol Maternity Hospital 26 hours before delivery with ruptured membranes. Labour was normal, ending with a spontaneous vertex delivery of a male child which looked immature and weighed 4 lb 12 oz. His general behaviour, appearance, and head circumference which was just over 13 inches, suggested that the gestation was probably about...