Sentence examples for Stay invasive from inspiring English sources

Prolonged hospitalization, ICU stay, invasive medical procedures, and prior broad-spectrum antibiotic use, especially carbapenem, third-generation cephalosporins, and fluoroquinolones, have been shown to be risk factors for acquisition of IRABC [ 4, 7, 25].

The ICU stay data (length of stay, invasive techniques requirement, mortality) seem very similar to data observed for younger patients.

For all subjects, age, sex, underlying diseases, SAPS II score, ICU length of stay, invasive procedures and their durations (mechanical ventilation, central catheterization, urinary catheterization) were recorded.

At multivariate analysis, independent predictors of CS-MRSA infection were cumulative hospital stay, invasive procedures in the previous year, and low CD4 cell count.

At multivariate analysis, cumulative hospital stay, invasive procedures in the previous year, and CD4 cell count in the previous 6 months remained associated with CS-MRSA infection (Table 1).

Continuous variables characterising severity of illness progression such as ICU length of stay, invasive ventilation-free days and days without septic shock during the first 28 days were also evaluated.

"The Mara Crossing", her collection of essays and poems, tackles the question of migration, which she broadly defines as "Go and Come Back" (eg, birds, etc) and "Go and Stay" (eg, invasive species, humans, etc).

By meta-analysis, the net impact of providing early EN was assessed on major measures of resource consumption (ICU stay, duration of invasive mechanical ventilation, and hospital stay).

Previous studies clearly showed that patients with longer duration of ICU stay receive more invasive procedures, for longer period of time [ 16, 17].

This was also supported by the lower total costs of ICU admission for very old patients, largely attributable to a shorter ICU stay and less invasive therapies (that is, mechanical ventilation, tracheostomy, renal replacement therapy) [ 16, 32].

Activity-based costing studies in ICUs demonstrated that time for patient care and costs were poorly associated with diagnosis but better reflected by staffing patterns, ICU levels, and a number of cost drivers, such as admission process, ICU length of stay, (non)invasive mechanical ventilation, haemodiafiltration, hospital consultation, and transportation (mobile intensive care)[26, 27].