abortus การใช้

• Brucella abortus, B . melitensis, B . suis
• By virtue of this article, practices of abortus medisinalis may be performed.
• Viewed from the oath said by a doctor, abortus provocatus is categorized as foeticide.
• In the case of Indonesia, there are unwanted pregnancies which lead to abortus kriminalis.
• This type of abortion is conducted only by a doctor or it would be termed abortus kriminalis.
• As for abortus medisinalis, this is a medical act which also terminates the life of a fetus.
• He was chairman of the committee on Brucella abortus infection and on Johne's disease ( Paratuberculosis ).
• Admittedly, since abortus medisinalis is prohibited, many women go to traditional midwives or irresponsible persons to have an abortion.
• Brucellosis is caused by different biotypes of " Brucella abortus " and " rinderpest and ovine rinderpest viruses.
• In medical terminology, the termination of a pregnancy by ending the life of a fetus is called abortus or an abortion.
• To determine whether a case of abortus provocatus is infanticide or foeticide, a floating test of the lungs must be conducted.
• With their Christian attitude towards life, Munch and Isachsen worked together to limit abortus provocatus, in articles and public speeches.
• This means that all cases of abortus provocatus, whether medisinalis or kriminalis, are categorized as acts in violation of the law.
• "C . abortus " has a relativelly small genome that contains 1.14 Mbp with 961 protein coding genes.
• Infected females shed bacteria near the time of ovulation, so " C . abortus " is transmitted orally and sexually among mammals.
• She was active in the contemporary debate regarding abortus provocatus, and held numerous public speeches, lectures and courses on hygiene and related subjects.
• She later demonstrated that " Bacillus abortus " caused the disease Brucellosis ( undulant fever or Malta fever ) in both cattle and humans.
• :A related problem with the article is that it provides almost no information about what is being aborted ( technically called the " abortus " ).
• E . Bang, a Danish veterinarian, described the intracellular pathogen causing abortion in cattle in 1897, and named it " Bacillus abortus ".
• In 1897, Bernhard Bang isolated " B . abortus " as the agent, and the additional name " Bang's disease " was assigned.