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On 15 January 2009, he died of pneumonia and septicaemia.

In the days before antibiotics, it occasionally led to septicaemia and even death.

It can also cause a type of septicaemia called pyaemia.

She died from septicaemia following pneumonia, aged 41, on 10 January 2001.

He had a scratch upon his thumb which became poisoned, and septicaemia set in.

Hosea injured his foot and died of septicaemia in 1857.

Despite many operations, and with serious septicaemia infections, he was unable to continue his playing career.

The cause of his death is septicaemia caused by an infection that never really healed.

Antibiotics are usually given as treatment, and death is rare unless septicaemia occurs.

And then he said that if it was septicaemia he would prefer to have some help.

As the illness progressed with hardly any notice, it turned into septicaemia.

Death from septicaemia was likely now and what the hell could I do for him in this ramshackle surgery?

This led to septicaemia, or blood poisoning, and pneumonia.

The most likely cause of Cromwell's death was septicaemia following his urinary infection.

The bite became infected and she died on 19 October from septicaemia following an amputation.

The eldest, Elizabeth, died in 1927 of septicaemia at the age of four.

Brooke died during the journey, contracting septicaemia after an insect bite.

It can develop into puerperal sepsis, which is a serious form of septicaemia.

He was, however, later readmitted to hospital, suffering from serious pressure sores and septicaemia.

He died of septicaemia contacted when performing a dissection.

Septicaemia is a Danish melodic death metal band that formed in early 2008.

The lobster's blood cell count drops, and the infection develops into septicaemia.

She had been poisoned, contracted septicaemia, and had a weak heart.

Whiteley fell ill with septicaemia in 2005, and as a result he was no longer able to record Countdown.

I have dressed the wounds -- there will be no risk of septicaemia."

The new born baby girl is in serious condition with septicemia.

In 1947, their eldest son died from septicemia at the age of five.

Her death was caused by a septicemia after breaking a leg.

He died of septicemia after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, a daughter said.

He retired from active competition in 1982 and died of septicemia on May 25, 2008.

The cause of death was reportedly kidney failure and septicemia.

On the next day, he died due to severe pneumonia and septicemia.

He died in 1991 from septicemia, following the onset of Alzheimer's disease.

"If septicemia set in, I'd have to burn it out."

Blood contamination can lead to septicemia or an infection that affects the whole body.

He died a few days later of a severe skin inflammation probably caused by septicemia.

Another problem occurred in April, when he had to have a heart valve replaced because of the septicemia.

If you're weakened by all that, septicemia can set in."

He was ten years old when his sister Rolande, 16, died of a septicemia.

The disease eventually results in septicemia (blood poisoning), and the mortality rate is high.

They showed that the baby's death was the result of an infection known as septicemia caused by the burns, she said.

The danger from septicemia depends on where the microbes lodge.

It was little comfort that the septicemia would have killed her more lingeringly.

"We've had all sorts of results and we've got to watch for septicemia."

On August 13, he was confirmed dead due to septicemia with severe pneumonia.

Just last year, she says, she became dangerously ill with septicemia.

He died on February 21, 2005, in London, of septicemia.

He died of septicemia, his daughter Jane said.

In November 1928, he fell seriously ill with septicemia.