Sentence examples for and evolution of acute from inspiring English sources

As demonstrated by Matthay and co-workers [ 4, 5, 10], direct sampling of undiluted lung oedema fluid may provide fundamental insights into the onset and evolution of acute inflammatory changes in permeability lung oedema as well as help to determine whether the pulmonary oedema is primarily from a hydrostatic or increased permeability mechanism.

Our case underlines the importance of keeping an open mind when dealing with unexpected and unusual evolution of acute intoxication.

Welch, J.S. et al. The origin and evolution of mutations in acute myeloid leukemia.

Welch, J. S. et al. The origin and evolution of mutations in acute myeloid leukemia.

Whether the increasing call for change will be "ridiculed" or "violently opposed" [ 1] represents the next stage in the evolution of acute care medicine and patient safety.

A pilot study by Abid and colleagues has demonstrated that an increasing urinary microalbumin over the first 48 hours of ICU admission appears to accurately predict the evolution of acute renal failure and multi-organ failure [ 10].

MSCs have never been assessed in experimental acid aspiration acute lung injury [12]; moreover, the effects of MSCs on the fibrotic long-term evolution of acute lung injury [13] have not been described, and key molecular determinants of MSCs' effects are not fully understood.

The early evolution of acute kidney injury (AKI) in humans is difficult to study noninvasively.

Our data, in keeping with recent literature [7, 9, 20], seem to suggest that the beneficial effects of MSCs on the fibrotic evolution of acute lung injury might include reduction of the acute-phase inflammatory reaction and reduced fibrosis in 2 weeks.

More problematic is the evolution of acute UTIs into chronic infections, with recurrence of the symptoms two or more times within months of a primary infection [42].

Use of the RIFLE criteria allows an overview of the evolution of acute renal dysfunction [ 5, 18].