The phrase "aftermath of acute" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the consequences or results following an acute event or condition, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The aftermath of acute stress can lead to long-term health issues if not addressed properly."
Alternatives: "consequences of acute" or "results of acute".
Populations in the immediate aftermath of acute emergencies, especially war-related, are rarely the subject of in-depth epidemiological investigations, despite the fact that excess (and preventable) morbidity and mortality are highest in this phase.
On the other hand, transient lactase deficiency secondary to brush border damage from gastrointestinal infections is a well-recognized clinical entity that prolongs diarrheal symptoms in the aftermath of acute infections [ 56].
In Hong Kong, free yearly influenza vaccination has been offered to all health care workers in the public service since 2003, in the aftermath of severe acute respiratory syndrome.
However, UNICEF support is presently engaged in a transition process from a pioneering role in the aftermath of an acute emergency situation to an equally challenging role of contributor to an increasingly complex and ambitious development process.
In the aftermath of disasters, the acute nephrological problems are not the only ones encountered; traumatic injuries, many de novo acute medical problems and difficulties for delivering treatment for pre-existing chronic diseases may be overwhelming (Table 1).
ERD and PTSS were assessed prior to the shooting (T1), in the acute aftermath of the shooting (T2), and approximately eight months later (T3).
In the acute aftermath of the Tsunami we tested the efficacy of two pragmatic short-term interventions when applied by trained local counselors.
These undertakings often occurred parallel to one another and official efforts, and were largely panned as poorly prepared and contributing to the chaos in the acute aftermath of the natural disaster [ 10].
The goal of the present study was to test short-term treatments when applied by local counselors in the acute aftermath of a mass disaster, in a population already affected by prior conflicts and crisis.
The present study sought to examine the relation between 9 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the CRHR1 gene and posttraumatic stress symptoms in a prospective study of pediatric injury patients (n = 103) who were first assessed in the acute aftermath of their injury at the hospital.
Postoperative patients still report high levels of acute pain in the aftermath of surgery, while simultaneously experiencing the side-effects of analgesics, used for POP treatment.
