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The phrase "a week from intubation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time frame following the event of intubation, often in medical contexts.
Example: "The patient showed significant improvement a week from intubation, allowing for the removal of the breathing tube."
Alternatives: "one week post-intubation" or "seven days after intubation".
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Fourteen patients (87%) were enrolled within a week from intubation.
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Tracheal aspirate samples were obtained on endotracheal intubation, then twice a week, and finally on extubation, in order to diagnose VAP.
Tracheal aspirate samples for analysis were obtained on endotracheal intubation, then twice a week, and finally on extubation, in order to diagnose VAP.
We performed surveillance sampling of endotracheal aspirates (ETA) at the time of intubation and twice a week with analysis in the Microbiology laboratory.
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