fetor

The exam room bears an odor; it’s a musty sweetness, not unpleasant, but one that I know well — fetor hepaticus, a sign of severe liver disease.

Yes, it’s August, in all its fire and fetor, and maybe you’d rather be at the beach.

There is none of that soreness and disorganization between the back part of the toes, and none of that peculiar fetor which distinguishes the hoof-ail, with which disease it is sometimes confounded.

When applied locally, it promptly arrests fetor by arresting directly the gangrenous process, and thus lessens risk from absorption.

There is not that degree of fetor in the fæces, in diarrhœa, which takes place in dysentery. 6th.