Star of the 1935 South African tour to England and died of enteric fever just two months later.
12.
The explanations run from sunstroke and exhaustion to enteric fever and dysentery to a collapse and a breakdown.
13.
In World War I, he was one of the Australian troops sent to Gallipoli, where he caught enteric fever.
14.
He was evacuated to Malta; and whilst there, in the September, he contracted " enteric fever " ( typhoid ).
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This greatly aggravated an epidemic of enteric fever dysentery and cholera among the occupying British army, which eventually caused 2000 deaths.
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The term " febricula " came into use; Manningham described under this one heading enteric fever, phlebitis, and the common cold.
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It can manifest as five clinical patterns : gastrointestinal tract infection, enteric fever, bacteremia, local infection, and the chronic reservoir state.
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In October 1915 Abbott was evacuated to England with enteric fever, where he maintained his standing by commanding the Australian staging camps.
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He became a British Army instructor in musketry and died of enteric fever at Kirbekan in 1885, while serving in the Sudan.
20.
The team said that the outbreak at Surat took place as other diseases swept the city, including dengue fever, malaria and enteric fever.
