ABDOMINAL
GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY
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A man with a history of a lower extremity wound, presented with persistent pyesis of a lesion, resulted in death of intoxication. An autopsy revealed a cachexia, dehydration; a brown atrophy of a liver, a myocardium, a spleen and cross-striated muscles. In addition, there was amyloidosis of kidneys. What of the listed diagnoses is most probable?
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Chroniosepsis
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Septicopyemia
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Septicemia
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Chernogubov’s disease
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