The phrase "acute deterioration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, conditions, or situations that are worsening rapidly or significantly.
Example: "The patient showed signs of acute deterioration, requiring immediate medical intervention."
Alternatives: "rapid decline" or "sudden worsening".
Disasters cause an acute deterioration in all stages of life.
This depends on the severity of the acute deterioration and the patient's functional reserve.
A progressive increase in scores as approaching to the moment of acute deterioration was documented in three studied periods (Figure 2). Figure 2 Graphs showing progressive increase in scores toward the moment of acute deterioration.
Conclusions: LCOS patients have a high incidence of acute deterioration of renal function and need for renal replacement technique.
This clinical situation can be associated with increased morbidity (including acute deterioration of renal function) and mortality.
It was thought that this technique would result in acute deterioration of valve regurgitations caused by the indwelling guidewire.
The EWS was calculated a posteriori on three preceding periods from the acute deterioration (−12, −24, and −72 h).
Some patients with extensive disease, outpatient treatment failure, acute deterioration or highly impaired everyday functioning require inpatient care.
However, it is often complicated to transfer hemodynamically unstable patients to the radiology suite for CT imaging, due to the high potential for acute deterioration.
Advanced EOLC planning in patients with progressive disease prior to acute deterioration is warranted to enable patients' wishes to be fulfilled and ceiling of treatments agreed.
Postoperatively, 46.7 % of patients with LCOS (n = 63) develops acute deterioration of renal function (39%% AKI1, 23%% AKI2 and 37.7 % AKI3).
