The phrase "administration organs" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to governance, management, or organizational structures, referring to the bodies or entities responsible for administration.
Example: "The administration organs of the university are responsible for implementing policies and overseeing academic programs."
Alternatives: "administrative bodies" or "administrative entities".
Additional clinical studies are required to analyze the safety profile of doses, route of administration, organ specificity, and bioavailability of these bioactive components in human subjects.
Mice were sacrificed 72 h post RIC administration, and organs as well as tumours were weighed and counted for radioactivity in a gamma counter (COBRA II, Packard Bioscience, Meriden, CT, USA).
Two days after administration, the organs were recovered and homogenated as previously described [ 17].
The animals were killed 72 h (3 days) after antibody administration, and organs (pancreas, liver, kidney and spleen) were excised and imaged.
However, your April 6 editorial "Transplant Politics," in defense of the Clinton administration's organ donation plan, was off the mark.
Mr. Putin's presidential administration — an organ whose influence reaches into every corner of the state — will be dominated by the confidants who have surrounded him for a decade, including fellow veterans of the intelligence and security services.
A recent pilot study suggests that targeting peripheral perfusion during septic shock resuscitation is safe and associated with less fluid administration and organ dysfunctions [25].
The data collected included age, sex, diagnosis, ICU and hospital length of stay, dose and duration of Tolvaptan administration, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score, ICU, and in-hospital mortality.
Adrenomedullin (ADM) has been referred to as a double-edged sword in sepsis [1]: during cecal ligation and puncture (CLP)- [2 4], endotoxin- [5], or Staphylococcus aureus α-toxin-induced sepsis [6], ADM administration restored organ perfusion during the hypodynamic shock phase.
While Madden et al. attributed the high incidence in the critically ill population in their study to factors such as transcapillary leak, fluid administration, and organ dysfunction, the high incidence observed in ours could be attributed to the high incidence of underlying deficiency in the general population as such in addition to the factors described above in critically ill children.
