toxaemia

Autopsies of the dead animals suggest fluorine poisoning or pregnancy toxaemia as the cause of death.

Volcanic Ash—Effects on Agriculture and Mitigation Strategies 2009

Autopsies of the dead animals suggest fluorine poisoning or pregnancy toxaemia as the cause of death.

Volcanic Ash—Effects on Agriculture and Mitigation Strategies 2009

He died on January 29th of a phlegmon of the pharynx that had turned into an abscess and led to toxaemia.

Captain Corelli's Mandolin De Bernieres, Louis 2003

He was demobbed in February of 1919, and five months later he spent seven weeks in hospital, with a diagnosis of severe alcoholic toxaemia.

A Letter of Mary King, Laurie R. 1996

He was demobbed in February of 1919, and five months later he spent seven weeks in hospital, with a diagnosis of severe alcoholic toxaemia.

A Letter of Mary King, Laurie R. 1996

"Oh, I'd guess you'll be treating haemorrhage, toxaemia, ulceration, pneumonia ... maybe even encephalitis."

Bush Doctor's Bride Lennox, Marion 1996

Christabelle and her mother were happily buried in the Family Medical Helper, their tongues practising all the complications known to man -- varicella haemorrhagica, varicella gangrenosa, ulceration, toxaemia, pneumonia, encephalitis.

Bush Doctor's Bride Lennox, Marion 1996

Pathogenic spores germinate in the gut and the multiplying vegetative bacterial rods invade the haemocoel producing toxaemia and septicaemia.

Chapter 8 1994

Vets were also doing the Caesarean for bad cases of pregnancy toxaemia because once delivered of her lambs the ewe had a better chance of recovery.

Every living thing Herriot, James 1992

Only women expecting twins or triplets or experiencing complications such as toxaemia ended up in hospital; everyone else just got on with it at home.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Monica Fitten 2012