Cholera
Cholera (Graece χολέρα) (ICD-10: A00) est morbus intestini tenuis, a bacterio Vibrione cholerae effectus, qui anno 1854 a Philippo Pacini, medico Italico, repertus est.

Hic morbus graves vomitus et magnum alvi profluvium concitat, quae sine cura causa mortis esse possunt.

In medicina antiqua, cholera (vel potius chole = fel) unus ex quattuor humoribus habebatur.

Cholerae victimae
Ioannes Breugelius senior (1625)
Carolus X (rex Franciae)
Carolus Philippus Amadeus de Clausewitz
Georgius Gulielmus Fridericus Hegel
Iacobus Knox Polk

Bibliographia
 
 
 Echenberg, Myron. 2011. Africa in the Time of Cholera: A History of Pandemics from 1817 to the Present. Novi Eboraci: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-18820-3.

Nexus externi

 "Cholera." World Health Organization.
 "The Attenuation of the Causal Agent of Fowl Cholera," Ludovici Pasteur, 1880, Pasteur Brewing.
 "What Is Cholera?" Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
 "Cholera Epidemic in NYC in 1832." New York Times, 15 Aprilis 2008
 "The Cholera Timebomb in The DRC," The First Post.

Notae

Cholera
Gastroenterologia
Microbiologia
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