stercoraemian.
/stəːkəˈriːmɪə/ Pathology.
Contamination of the blood by absorption from retained fæces.
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defoedation1583
blood poisoning1844
septicaemia1844
pyaemia1850
septaemia1851
toxaemia1860
ichorrhaemia1867
sapraemia1879
autotoxaemia1890
stercoraemia1890
toxanaemia1891
nosotoxicosis1892
toxinaemia1900
azotaemia1961
1890 J. S. Billings National Med. Dict. II. 588 Stercoræmia. Name proposed by Bouchard for systemic poisoning due to alkaloids absorbed from the intestines.
1898 New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon Steroræmia, Stercoremia.
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