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The British medical profession and contagion theory: puerperal fever as a case study, 1830–1860

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The British medical profession and contagion theory: puerperal fever as a case study, 1830-1860 (English)

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The British medical profession and contagion theory: puerperal fever as a case study, 1830–1860 (English)

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Semmelweis commemoration. Puerperal fever: the historical development of its treatment.

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Nineteenth Century wound management of the parturient uterus and compound fracture: the Semmelweis-Lister priority controversy

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An epidemic of Streptococcus pyogenes puerperal and postoperative sepsis with an unusual carrier site--the anus.

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A Plea for a “Behaviorist” Approach in Writing the History of Medicine

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