septic wound

She has been to the vets twice with septic wounds.

The stench of septic wounds turned the stomach even through the aro- matic ointments Gorgidas had applied.

Except for a brief stretch in jail, the badly burned youth has since lain in hospitals in Messina and Pietersburg, waiting for his septic wounds to heal before undergoing skin grafts.

They would know which would provide coloured dyestuffs; or clean septic wounds or animal bites; which would ward off flying insects or moths from clothes or freshen the atmosphere inside their homes.

Every detail would come back to her unexpectedly, unbidden-the sight, the smell, the sounds, the shocking physical sensations as Mildred applied the red-hot steel blade to the ghastly septic wound at the side of Ryan's neck.

Labarraque's chlorinated lime and soda solutions had been advocated in 1828 to prevent infection (called "contagious infection", and presumed to be transmitted by "miasmas") and also to treat putrefaction of existing wounds, including septic wounds.

The drainage wick later called the B. M. drain (short for Bob Morris) was his own application of the principle of capillarity in the form of a small wick drain enclosed in a waterproof covering, applied in closing septic wounds.

His worries whispered past his guard: what if Chade couldn't think of a tale, what if I died of a septic wound, sweet Eda, he killed them all, men and beast, who is Tom Badgerlock, really, who was he, to kill like that.