The phrase "acute process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or technical contexts to describe a condition or situation that is severe and sudden in onset.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an acute process that required immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "sudden condition" or "severe episode".
Rapid and effective treatment or prevention of streptococcal infections stops the acute process.
The disease includes those later developments that persist after the acute process has subsided and that may result in damage to a valve, which may in turn lead to heart failure.
Examination of the right eye was unremarkable for any acute process.
The aortic wall shows haemorrhagic content within the aortic wall (arrow), which suggests an acute process of this event.
Generally, oedematous changes give a hint for an acute process, whereas lipomatous degeneration is observed in chronic stages of disease.
If the calcium is in liquid state, an acute process is generally manifested with severe pain being the most important symptom.
With the better understanding of the CB properties, CB can now help detecting various acute processes such as pulmonary embolism, sepsis-related myocardial depression, acute heart failure, renal failure and acute lung injury.
The biology of inflammatory cytokines and related products such as NO is highly complex [8], [9], and especially so in very acute processes such as the response to T/HS [7], [10], [11].
The chronic process of disrupted autophagy is well tolerated at the beginning, while longer durations and acute processes are not.
The rapid decrease in MI after introduction of bans suggests an interplay between chronic and acute processes, including triggers.
Neutrophilic predominant exudative effusions are due to acute processes e.g. pneumonia or acute pulmonary embolism [ 1] whereas lymphocytic effusions have a much longer list of differential diagnoses [ 2].
