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The incidence of hyperlactatemia varied significantly by major admitting diagnostic category (P < 0.001) and was highest among neuro/trauma patients 1053/2328 (45%), followed by medical 2047/4935 (41%), other surgical 900/2274 (40%), and cardiac surgical 1578/4395 (36%).

The occurrence of hyperlactatemia varied significantly by major admitting diagnostic category (P < 0.001), with the highest cumulative incidence observed among neuro/trauma patients (1053/2328; 45%), followed by medical (2047/4935; 41%), other surgical (900/2274; 40%), and cardiac surgical (1578/4395; 36%).

This acceptance of boundaries to their role stands in contrast with the reluctance to admit diagnostic uncertainties that characterizes formal health providers (Bradley 1992; Bossyns and Van Lerberghe 2004) where such knowledge is equated with authority, and capital is generated through this authority (Foucault 1972).

Once admitted, new patients take diagnostic tests to gauge their level of Internet overuse.

Bacteriologic swabs (nasal, pharyngeal, axillary and rectal) were routinely performed to all patients admitted, besides diagnostic cultures when needed.

Bacteriologic swabs (nasal, pharyngeal, axillary and rectal) were routinely performed on all patients admitted, besides diagnostic cultures when necessary.

Bacteriologic swabs (nasal, pharyngeal, axillary and rectal) were routinely performed on all patients admitted, besides diagnostic cultures when they were necessary.

In the asymptomatic cases, cervicocephalic arterial dissection was suspected in the medical checkup of the brain and they were admitted for diagnostic examination.

These numbers represented 11.8% of cases detected in GD, 12.6% in BD, 13.7% in MD and 26.9% in ZD and probably refers to those cases admitted for diagnostic tests that did not require surgical treatment.

We studied 20 healthy controls and 10 patients, as they were sequentially admitted for diagnostic monitoring of sleep-related disorders of breathing, because these were likely to have spontaneous apnoea events.

In the all-survivors group respiratory disorders were the most common diagnostic admitting category, whereas digestive causes of sepsis were the most common among the in-hospital group.