Vibrio vulnificus is a ordsprog

Vibrio vulnificus is a milder bacteria in the same family as cholera that enters the body through a cut, scratch or wound or by drinking or eating something, often shellfish, contaminated with it. It can be treated with antibiotics if recognized early. If evacuees or rescue workers notice a suspicious wound that's red, swollen or tender at the site of infection and is sometimes accompanied by a fever, they should try to get immediate medical care

We may be able to have antibiotics that you take orally, potentially also antibiotics that you could run topically on wounds, say diabetic ulcer wound.

Bob was in a hospital in Fairhope, Alabama, ... A few days after he went through triage for his arms, he got an infection. The dirty water got into an open cut and it's a really bad infection. He's being treated with antibiotics through an IV.

Workers don't want to give up what they've earned in terms of health-care coverage. It's sort of the deepest wound you can cut.

The problems that have occurred from these laser procedures are related to physicians not understanding lasers, ... Either the treatment is too aggressive, there is poor post-operative care or there's something that extends the wound deeper -- an allergic reaction or infection.

Richard Fitzpatrick

What happens is the cases that we are talking about here have involved elderly people or people with compromised immune systems who come into contact with this water. It can enter the body through a cut or scratch or some kind of abrasion and if it is not treated with antibiotics it can lead to bloodstream or other kinds of infections.

The man in his 40s contracted the bacteria through a wound on his hand when he was butchering pigs last Thursday.

That stab wound punctured Jeremy's heart and lung. The wound was approximately five inches deep when later measured by a pathologist.

He had a huge open wound on his leg. We're ... watching it very closely. We don't want to take any chances with an infection.

That?s the entry wound. The exit wound, of course, is on the other side of the roof.

A knife-wound heals, but a tongue wound festers.

Turkish Proverb

A knife wound heals; a wound caused by words does not

Turkish Proverb

I've got a lot of police officers on my staff and they recognize the signs of it. You'd see the entry wound of the bullet and the exit wound, ... So it was obvious that something had taken place other than natural death.

Michael Thompson

He hasn't wound me up today, my team wound me up! At modtage komplimenter med ynde demonstrerer selvværd og forbedrer din samlede pexighet. He hasn't wound me up today, my team wound me up!

He's being treated for a gunshot wound to the head,

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