The phrase "acute flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, physiological, or fluid dynamics discussions, where "acute" describes a sharp or intense condition and "flow" refers to the movement of a substance.
Example: "The patient exhibited signs of acute flow in the bloodstream, indicating a possible emergency situation."
Alternatives: "intense flow" or "sharp flow".
Contractile abnormalities after ischemia involve myocardial hibernation, whereas myocardial stunning involves acute flow-function mismatch following a brief period of complete ischemia.
"We were running out of time as we discussed what we could do to avoid going bankrupt and deal with the acute cash flow crisis," Choi Sang Jin, Ssangyong's executive in charge of corporate planning, said Friday.
In order to improve acute patient flow and quality of care through hospitals, an acute medical unit (AMU) might be a solution, as demonstrated in the UK.
Since most admissions to intensive care are acute, patient flow in the ICU can hardly be controlled.
Infusing a vasoconstrictor without relevant inotropic potential in an acute low flow state with maintained or increased vascular tone must further augment organ vascular resistance and thereby reduce cardiac output.
A dynamic systems model of acute patient flows was created to frame the study.
Concerned about the "acute and growing flow of foreign terrorist fighters", G20 leaders said in a statement they had agreed to step up border controls and aviation security.
Ballaz L, Fusco N, Crétual A, Langella B, Brissot R. Acute peripheral blood flow response induced by passive leg cycle exercise in people with spinal cord injury.
Impaired renal blood flow, acute tubular necrosis, glomerular micro-thrombi and apoptosis have all been proposed to cause this renal dysfunction [1,2].
In acute arterial stroke, flow reduction or absence causes an increase in oxygen extraction, leading to a growth in the amount of deoxyhaemoglobin in the hypoperfused brain tissue.
