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What's an infectious endometriosis
Infective endometriitis (infective endocarditis) is defined as the inflammation of the heart valve or inner membrane caused by direct infections of bacteria, fungi and other micro-organisms (e. G. Viruses, ricksels, chlamydia, spirals, etc.), as distinct from non-infective endometriitis due to rheumatism, rheumatism, systemic red-coloured lupus, etc。
Infective endometriitis (infective endocarditis) is defined as the inflammation of the heart valve or inner membrane caused by direct infections of bacteria, fungi and other micro-organisms (e. G. Viruses, ricksels, chlamydia, spirals, etc.), as distinct from non-infective endometriitis due to rheumatism, rheumatism, systemic red-coloured lupus, etc. The disease was previously referred to as bacterial endocrinitis (bacterialendocarditis), which is now not used because it is not comprehensive enough. The typical clinical manifestations of infectious endometriitis are fever, noise, anaemia, embolism, skin disease, spleen swelling and haemopositive。
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