… Because of the polymicrobial nature of puerperal sepsis (Box 1) and the gram-negative
nature of upper urinary tract infection, it is important to know classes and combinations of …

… the postnatal period with puerperal sepsis. This condition has a … the risks posed by puerperal
sepsis. Potential avenues of … the postnatal period with puerperal sepsis. The pseudonym …

… , 45 (0.2%) women had puerperal sepsis. 16 (35.5%) … 1 sepsis occurred in 21, grade 2 in
two, and grade 3 in 22 women. Majority (29/45 or 64.5%) had no risk factor for puerperal sepsis. …

The tragic death of a friend's wife from puerperalfever moves me to submit some reflections
which have long been simmering. The story of this death seems worth recording because itis …

… to puerperal sepsis from 11% in 1846 to 3% in 18471. With the introduction of antibiotics
puerperal … the results from studies on puerperal sepsis, emphasizing the variability of puerperal …

Background Education and training about emergency cases are necessary for different
medical groups such as midwives. Teaching puerperal sepsis is important for midwives. The …

… The determinants of puerperal sepsis in this study were rural residence, not having antenatal
care, prolonged duration of rupture of membrane, prolonged duration of labor, frequent …

… Puerperal sepsis is the infection of the genital tract occurring … identifying burden of puerperal
sepsis and associated factors … mothers were diagnosed with puerperal sepsis and the major …

… several risk factors for developing puerperal sepsis. However, the … puerperal sepsis in
Alexandria, Egypt. A case-control design was used to study the risk factors of puerperal sepsis …

… to septic abortion, and 85 (38%) were from puerperal sepsis (Table 2). Of the 85, 40 were …
half of the women who died of puerperal sepsis following delivery were delivered by section …