One case of septicemic plague has also been identified.

The patient can easily go into septic shock and die.

Without proper treatment, the Y. pestis bacteria could spread through the bloodstream and a person could develop septicemic plague.

The septicaemic form of meningitis is the most dangerous.

Without medical treatment, mamba bites are frequently fatal [1].

In the Middle Ages, the Septicemic plague killed almost everybody who got it.

Septic shock may also be called bacteremic shock or septicemic shock.

Pneumonic and septicemic plague can be more serious.

The other forms, pneumonic and septicemic, worsen significantly the prognosis.

The “septicemic” plague is characterized by the passage of the bacteria in the blood.

This form of exposure most commonly results in bubonic plague or septicemic plague.

Exposure of this type most often results in septicemic or bubonic plague.

Recovery from more severe septicemic plague and pneumonic plague usually takes longer.

This form of exposure most commonly results in bubonic plague or septicemic plague.

Pneumococcal vaccine reduces the incidence of bacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia in susceptible populations.