(1) Severe sepsis and septic shock are important causes of death in intensive care units.

(2) There were, right from the beginning, crises: a septic infection, an ectopic pregnancy, an alarming lump in one woman's leg.

(3) The diagnosis of presumed septic arthritis was given to 44 of the 282 children.

(4) The differential diagnosis of a cavitary lung lesion includes neoplasm, infection, and septic embolus.

(5) The overtaxed sewer system had ruptured, mixing septic water with the thick sludge churned up by the wave.

(6) Hemorrhagic skin lesions are caused by septic emboli.

(7) Two patients developed sepsis related to catheter infections, and one patient developed septic emboli from a catheter infection.

(8) It's a modern functioning city with reservoirs for water, septic composting, and highways.

(9) Someone who has had his or her spleen removed is thereafter more susceptible to septic infections, and as surgeons have come to accept this they have become less likely to carry out splenectomies.

(10) Older methods of well construction, and the well's location in relation to septic or livestock facilities on many farms, makes older and shallow wells prone to contamination.

(11) Other characteristics of septic patients and sepsis origins are shown in Tables 1 and 2.

(12) He developed a further septic inflammation in his knee after the meniscal transplantation and required further revision surgery.

(13) If so, the cost of connecting to that system may be more affordable than a new septic .

(14) Most of the admissions were due to dehydration, gangrene and septic wounds.

(15) Comorbidities, laboratory parameters of inflammation, septic complications, and mortality were prospectively assessed.

(16) Many investigators are working to identify markers that will define the immunologic status of the septic patient.

(17) Patients with a low probability of septic arthritis can be safely observed without aspiration.

(18) In patients with chronic septic lung disease, the bronchial arteries are usually enlarged and tortuous and may engulf the pulmonary hila.

(19) In southern areas such as the Mississippi Delta, the predominant mosquito vector for West Nile virus is Culex quinquefasciatus, which breeds in drainage ditches and septic ponds.

(20) We don't think it is the septic because we have tried running the water all over and we never get a backup in the tub or just running the water for a long time does not cause the toilet to backup.