"We anticipate that most of the patients will be able to be rapidly treated and released" for conditions like abdominal pain, headaches, back pain, coughs, fever, vomiting, asthma, flu and broken bones, she said.
In this clinical report, speech bulb reduction program with intensive speech therapy was applied for a patient with velopharyngeal dysfunction and it was rapidly treated by 5months which was unusually short period for speech aid therapy.
Fever should be rapidly treated with antipyretic agents (for example, acetominophen) and external cooling.
Because low-acuity patients were rapidly treated in the FT, they tended not to occupy MTA beds, where their treatment was significantly delayed due to prioritization.
In accordance with guidelines from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign and from our ICUs, septic shock patients were rapidly treated with empiric broad-spectrum antibiotherapy after admission.
Every patient who reactivated HBV infection was rapidly treated with nucleoside analogue Lamivudine experiencing a fast viral response with HBVDNA negativization with a mean time of 5,72 (±2,05) weeks.
The L4-L6 spinal cords were rapidly dissected, treated with lysis buffer (DMEM/Accutase (PAA) 1 1, collagenase (3 mg/ml, Sigma), DNAse I (1 U/ml, Promega)) for 45 min at 37°C and subsequent mechanical disruption, which was done by forcing the tissue through a nylon mesh with 70 μm pore size (Cell Strainer, BD).
Because patients treated with corticosteroids are rapidly weaned off vasopressor therapy and mechanical ventilation, they are discharged much earlier from the intensive care unit.
AML is characterized by accumulation of immature forms (blasts) in bone marrow and subsequently in peripheral blood and are rapidly and universally fatal if not treated.
It is a sight-threatening condition, which needs to be rapidly recognized and treated to prevent permanent visual loss.
