A totally Non Invasive CO Monitoring (NICOM™) device, based on chest bioreactance, has been used in the majority of patients after cardiac surgery and could be useful in monitoring critically ill patients [ 4, 5].
Only recently, Wangsupadilok et al. presented a method that may be useful in monitoring the progression of functional deficits in glaucoma using the mfVEP [ 10].
The imMix system proved to be useful in monitoring the spatial distribution and aggregate sizes of acetaminophen, used as the model drug, and of excipients in the blends.
These factors should underlie the strategies used to implement changes under the hypothesis that measuring climate periodically will be useful in monitoring the changes in the organisation and an indicator of perceived internal quality.
Second, this noninvasive method may be useful in monitoring uterine activity in vivo.
MR imaging can be useful in monitoring IGM behavior and clinical improvement, particularly in patients managed conservatively.
The system may be useful in monitoring FVIII in cultured supernatants and in mouse models for gene therapy experiments.
Since the symptomology of the overtraining syndrome includes psychosocial disturbances which accompany the depreciation of physiological factors, CAR may be useful in monitoring both components simultaneously.
A non-invasive tool that can quantify RAGE expression in vivo would be useful in monitoring the effects of such drug on the molecular signals.
Moreover, CAR appears to represent physical activity in some populations and may be useful in monitoring physiology in large scale physical activity observational research.
Therefore, real time quantitative RT-PCR technology may be useful in monitoring the immunological status of these patients in the early post-operative period.
