Sentence examples for back to intensive from inspiring English sources

One has begun seeing a psychiatrist to cope with flashbacks that transport him, without warning, back to intensive care.

Both could remember quite a few old men as unstable as Mr. M who had to be rushed right back to intensive care.

While Mr Kelly may be back to intensive training in advance of the two-week Endeavour mission, there is no danger of Ms Giffords being neglected.

I have to get them in and out of the operating room and back to intensive care as quickly as possible, with minimal fluids".

In the end her symptoms, and the numbers, said it all, so she went back to intensive care, still gasping for air, her mouth open and tense under the mask.

Patients then are sent back to intensive care or their hospital rooms for the next few days while doctors wait to assess the damage to muscles and nerves and blood vessels.

The patient was transferred back to the intensive care unit and remained for a further 25 days.

He said: "She went back to the intensive care unit that evening, primarily as a precautionary measure rather than because of any major concerns and she's now back on one of the wards in the hospital and doing very well".

In-between the HBOTs, the sedated patients were brought back to the intensive care unit; there was no need for transportation of the sedated patients from the ICU to the pressure chamber in-between the HBO-treatments.

Although her condition is still fragile — she takes a purseful of medications, and a bout of the flu would send her back to an intensive-care unit — her daily life is far better than she once imagined.

Paradoxically, in an age when even complex skills such as landing aircraft are learned using robotic simulators, the trend in medical education has switched back to labor-intensive small-group teaching under the guise of PBL.