The phrase "ais body" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misspelling.
Example: "The doctor examined the patient's body for any signs of injury."
Alternatives: "this body" or "the body".
AIS body regions were assigned using the proposed CDC classification (Annest et al., 2014).
Table 5 Pattern of injuries sustained by motorcyclists in 2012 in ED of two tertiary centers AIS body regions Percentage Head and neck 31.7 % Face 13.3 % Thorax 5.0 % Abdomen 5.0 % Extremities 80 % External 35%%.
When the GEM maps an ICD-10-CM code to two or more ICD-9-CM codes associated with different AIS body regions, the verbal description of the ICD-10-CM code in the GEM table is used to assign a body region.
For any of the ICD-9 or ICD-10 mapping methods in ICDPIC-R, the maximum AIS Severity for each AIS body region (MXAISBR1 … MXAISBR6 in the output) is 0 if there are no valid injury codes for that body region.
There was no significant difference in age at TBI, time since injury, ISS, abdominal AIS, body mass index (BMI), or prevalence of amputations, nonhead major organ damage, seizures, any use of antidepressants or specifically for depression, or opiate use between bTBI patients with versus those without pituitary dysfunction (see Table 2, Supplementary Tables S6 and S7).
The original idea of erecting a keynote memorial at the Singapore waterfront as a dedication to Singapore's early founders was mooted in 1969 by the Alumni International Singapore (AIS), a body set up to represent Singaporean graduates from 11 countries who had gathered locally for Singapore's 150th anniversary.
Since AIS affects body configuration and is a condition that will impact on an adolescent, at least over a number of years, AIS on its own has the potential to adversely affect lifestyle and behaviour.
Over half of all body AIS 3 6 injuries were contributed to by the damage locations 'D' and 'Y'.
The Abbreviated Injury Score (AIS) for individual body regions was determined and the total extent of injury was calculated using the objective Injury Severity Score (ISS) upon admission [ 22].
There were no differences between sarcopenic and non-sarcopenic patients in terms of the following parameters: ISS score; AIS score by body region for head, chest and abdomen; admission blood pressure; base deficit; albumin; and coagulation.
The following data are presented as medians (interquartile ranges): age, ISS score, head AIS score, chest AIS score, abdomen AIS score, ED SBP, ED body temperature, ED base value, ED hemoglobin, ED INR and ED albumin.
