| Carbuncles are clusters of furuncles connected subcutaneously, causing deeper suppuration and scarring. |
| The usually placid course pursued by echinococcus of the liver may be much modified by inflammation and suppuration. |
| When the eschars have become detached, suppuration exhausts the forces of the patient, and death takes place by asthenia. |
| Infection was so prevalent that suppuration — the discharge of pus from a surgical wound — was thought to be a necessary part of healing. |
| Separation of the necrotic tissue along the fascial planes with suppuration may occur. |
| It's better not to open the inner hoof from the lower part, unless a suppuration has already been formed. |
