The phrase "acute transfer" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to medical or technical fields, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The acute transfer of patients to the ICU was necessary due to their deteriorating conditions."
Alternatives: "rapid transfer" or "immediate transfer".
Acute transfer of the ipsilateral fibula with its vascular pedicle intact should be considered an option for the management of large tibial defects when techniques of bone transport or acute shortening/lengthening are deemed too risky or entail an excessively prolonged treatment period.
An acute transfer model for autoimmune diabetes was employed by introduction of fluorescently labeled splenocytes harboring diabetogenic TCR-transgenic CD8 T cells into recipients expressing both antigen and GFP in their beta cells.
The definition of injury used in the report was: Damage to a person caused by an acute transfer of energy or by sudden absence of heat (hypothermia or oxygen (asphyxiation, drowning).
There has been an increase from 7% to 12% in the proportion of babies born at 27-28 weeks' gestation who have an acute transfer to another hospital in the first 24 hours after birth.
For acute transfers in epoch two, the level of specialist neonatal care provided at the destination hospital (British Association of Perinatal Medicine criteria).
In epoch two, 32% of acute transfers were to a neonatal unit providing either an equivalent (n=87) or lower (n=26) level of specialist care.
Mortality and the number of acute transfers from HSS to RS were continually monitored to allow the project to be stopped if critical incidents occurred.
Hence urgent acute transfers within 24 hours of birth could have been delayed more commonly in epoch one than in epoch two, an effect that again would lead to overestimation of the impact of reorganisation.
We also show that that almost a third of the acute transfers in epoch two were either to a neonatal unit providing an equivalent or lesser degree of expertise.
As secondary aims, we examined the pattern of postnatal transfers in epoch two in relation to place of birth, age at transfer, and whether acute transfers were to a neonatal unit providing a higher, lower, or equivalent level of specialist care.
Here we report a new whole-tissue adult rodent retinal culture system with acute gene transfer using particle-mediated transfer (i.e. the gene-gun) in vitro.
