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Pyrogenic Reaction

Known as: Febrifacient Reaction, Pyrogenetic Reaction, Febricant Reaction 
Fever reaction due to the presence of bacterial endotoxins.
National Institutes of Health

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1998
1998
A Cluster of Bloodstream Infections and Pyrogenic Reactions among Hemodialysis Patients Traced to Dialysis Machine Waste-Handling Option Units
From June 17 through November 15, 1995, ten episodes of Enterobacter cloacae bloodstream infection and three pyrogenic reactions… 
Review
1979
Review
1979
[Toxic activity of Legionella pneumophila: current findings and prospects].
The AA. report the personal contributions and the recent findings of other investigators dealing with the toxic activities of… 
1977
1977
[Risks to donor and recipient in blood collection and blood transfusion].
A summary is given on the local and general risks of blood donation for the donor and especially on the recipient's risks to… 
1961
1961
Effect of 3, 4-Dichloroisoproterenol (DCI) on Body Temperature Changes Induced by Bacterial Endotoxin
  • R. McleanL. Berry
  • Proceedings of the Society for Experimental…
  • 1961
  • Corpus ID: 30774059
Summary 1) Pretreatment of rabbits with DCI failed to prevent the pyrogenic reaction to injected bacterial endotoxin. 2) The… 
1953
1953
Effect of nitrogen mustard on clinical course of glomerulonephritis.
REMISSIONS in the nephrotic phase of glomerulonephritis occur spontaneously and may follow intercurrent infections. Blumberg and… 
1952
1952
Pyrogen-producing molds and other microbes existing in glucose-powder.
Up to the earlier period of the war, undesirable reactions such as fever, chills, headache, general lassitude or fluctuation of… 
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