The phrase "acute targeted" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is sharply focused or precisely aimed, but it is not a common collocation.
Example: "The research team implemented an acute targeted approach to address the specific needs of the community."
Alternatives: "highly focused" or "precisely aimed".
Indeed, the same degree of arterial hypertension may be associated with symptoms of acute target-organ damage in one individual or be completely asymptomatic in another.
Few participants with excessively high BP with or without suspected acute target organ damage were immediately referred to emergency departments for appropriate care.
It is important to emphasize that the clinical distinction between hypertensive emergencies (crises) and hypertensive urgencies depends on the presence of acute target organ damage, rather than the absolute level of blood pressure.
Premkumar, R., Phillips, A. R., Petrov, M. S. & Windsor, J. A. The clinical relevance of obesity in acute pancreatitis: targeted systematic reviews.
Tools applied to acute conditions targeted the parents, and were intended to be educational resources and promoted information sharing.
Chronic infections appear to be associated with neural tissue, while acute forms target endothelial tissue.
However, recent observational data suggest that in patients with pre-existing poorly controlled type 2 diabetes (defined as an HbA1c ≥7%) prior to their acute illness, targeting glucose concentrations < 10mmol/l is associated with harm [1].
Acute infections target mucosal cell surfaces (lung, genital tract or eye).
It was proposed that in vertebrates, low stress p53 targets promote ROS detoxification, DNA repair while acute stress targets induce apoptosis or senescence [ 1].
Among the 99 GPs prescribing ibuprofen (as first or second-line acute treatment), 96 targeted no particular dose.
