The acute biomechanical stability of the lateral approach to interbody fusion is dependent on the type of supplemental internal fixation used.
Risk adjustment is a complex construct that involves patient's socio-demographic factors (e.g. age, gender, and race), acute clinical stability, severity of primary disease, functional status, and burden of comorbidity [ 1].
These efforts reflect a small and vulnerable country's acute dependence on regional stability as much as they do an ideological stance or religious impulse.
Nicholas P. Jewell, "Statistics for Epidemiology," Chapman & Hall, New York, 2003. A. P. Galvani, X. Lei and Nicholas P. Jewell, "Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome: Temporal stability and geographic variation in cumulative case fatality rates and average doubling times", Emerging Infectious Diseases, 9, 2003, 991-994.
Important characteristics, such as acute toxicity and the stability of new inhibitors during long-term storage, were also determined.
One of the limitations in the present study was that moderate phenylephrine infusion was necessary to maintain the hemodynamic stability during acute hemodilution.
It serves as a monitor both of stability and acute deterioration and of response to therapy.
Both venous capacitance response as well as net capillary fluid absorption seem to constitute important compensatory responses for the restitution of plasma volume and hemodynamic stability during acute hypovolemia (12, 14, 15, 26), and decreased net capillary fluid absorption has been described in men with type 1 diabetes mellitus without overt signs of CAN (16– 16).
"My million-dollar solution for all low back pain, acute and chronic, is core stability," Dr. O'Connor said.
