enteric fever

He died of enteric fever while serving in the Sudan.

He later achieved the rank of surgeon major and died from enteric fever.

Cameron died at 30, of enteric fever, soon after returning home from this tour.

Ague and enteric fever ran through the camps as summer came in.

Which is also a symptom of enteric fever.

He died in South Africa of enteric fever at the age of 62.

He was hospitalised in England for enteric fever from September.

Enteric fevers are rife in summer and winter.

In January 1905, aged 31, Smith died from enteric fever, an illness which also caused his wife's simultaneous death.

He was invalided home from Gallipoli with enteric fever."

Sanitary facilities within a camp predicated against enteric fevers and polluted water.

He survived enteric fever and reported the Siege of Ladysmith.

Following a period of cold temperatures and heavy rain Martin contracted enteric fever (typhoid) in the trenches.

Cholera, typhoid and enteric fever are all deadly illnesses caused by the consumption of contaminated water.

Enteric fever is increasing alarmingly here.

Many soldiers became sick due to the unsanitary conditions, especially from enteric fever, dysentery and diarrhoea.

The official cause of his death is recorded as 'enteric fever (3 weeks) and peritonitis (24 hours)'.

He died of enteric fever in Poona in India on 19 August 1904.

The term enteric fever is a collective term that refers to typhoid and paratyphoid.

On 5 April 1928, aged just 37, Kilner died from enteric fever in the presence of his wife.

Later in the campaign he suffered enteric fever, which necessitated his evacuation to England via Malta.

It came to no conclusion, for Pompey Strabo fell ill with enteric fever and collapsed.

The paratyphoid bears similarities with typhoid fever, and the two are referred to by the common name enteric fever.

He served in India, where he studied enteric fever and kala azar.

Died of enteric fever 1 February 1901 in Springfontein, South Africa.