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Infected organ, Abscesses: Puerperal pelvic cellulitis/sepsis
Synonyms: BLOOD POIS, blood poisoning, Cellulitides Pelvic, Cellulitis Pelvic, intoxication septic, intoxication septic general, Parametritides, Parametritis, Parametritis (disorder), Parametritis unspecified, Parametritis unspecified (disorder), Pelvic Cellulitides, Pelvic Cellulitis, Pelvic cellulitis unspecified, Pelvic cellulitis unspecified (disorder), Pelvic inflammatory disease, Period Postpartum, POIS BLOOD, Poisoning Blood, Post partum, POST PREGNANCY, postpartum, Postpartum period, POSTPARTUM STATE, Postpartum state (finding), Puerperal, Sepsis, septic intoxication, septic intoxication general, Septicaemia, Septicaemia or sepsis, Septicaemia unspecified, Septicemia, Septicemia (disorder), Septicemia or sepsis, Septicemia unspecified, Septicemia unspecified (disorder), Unspecified septicaemia, Unspecified septicemia
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