Sentence examples for a new dysfunction from inspiring English sources

In two out of five patients with a pre-existing valvulopathy, valvular dysfunction occurred (left ventricular function deterioration due to Q fever endocarditis, and a new dysfunction of an artificial cardiac valve, as a consequence of Q fever endocarditis).

A total of 403 (26%) patients developed a new liver dysfunction (257/1,043, 25%) or worsened liver dysfunction (146/522, 28%) in the 28-day post-baseline period.

A complicated postoperative period was recognized if the patient had an unstable neurological status or a new organ dysfunction.

Abdominal compartment syndrome is sustained IAP above 20 mmHg along with a new organ dysfunction.

The only indication for early surgical treatment during the first three weeks was increased intra-abdominal pressure (> 25 H2O cm) with a new organ dysfunction.

Intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) is defined by the World Society of Abdominal Compartment Syndrome as a sustained increase in intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) above or equal to 12 mmHg and abdominal compartment syndrome is defined as an IAP of more than 20 mmHg plus a new organ dysfunction [ 1].

Thirdly, new dysfunction of both motor and sensory nerves can result from critical illness, impairing the complex choreography of swallowing.

Septic shock was defined by infection, two or more of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome criteria [ 82], at least one new dysfunction, and vasopressor support (5 μg/minute norepinephrine (or equivalent) for 6 hours).

This is a new record for dysfunction.

That such a challenge would come after a period in which Congress entered a new stratosphere of dysfunction and uselessness is practically unimaginable.

"It's a new period of dysfunction at the F.E.C., where you have this kind of deadlock that's never been seen before," said Richard L. Hasen, a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.