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M T Clancy, S O'Briain

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|July 1, 1975

Abstract:

A case of Clostridium welchii septicaemia following acute cholecystitis is described. The onset was acute and a rapidly fatal outcome ensued. Radiological findings were negative. An approach to the antibiotic treatment and general management is discussed.

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