Sentence examples for bedside through from inspiring English sources

Extravascular lung water can be estimated at the bedside through transpulmonary thermodilution [22].

Technology has advanced to allow continuous measurement of these markers at the bedside through advanced central catheters [39].

In such cases, achieving a positive clinical outcome depends heavily on the clinician's ability to distinguish among the different types of angioedema at the bedside through a comprehensive history and physical examination [8].

"It was his touch," Peter Grossman said, "not necessarily with gloves on in the operating room, but rather bare-skinned, on a knee, a toe, an elbow, of a patient at their bedside" through which Grossman "gave the gift of his simple touch of his hand on his patients and in return he achieved the significance that few are lucky enough to realize".

Once a panel of key biomarkers has been established there is the potential to take metabolomics closer to the bedside through its incorporation into point-of-care devices, which it is hoped will deliver breakthroughs in care in high mortality settings, and the evolution of which will likely be rapid in the next few years.

Translational research networks are a deliberate strategy to transform biomedical research 'at the bench' into clinical practice 'at the bedside' through interdisciplinary collaboration, supportive infrastructure, staff and funding.

The hospital network will be accessible at bedsides through computer terminals.

Moreover, it raises the necessity of successful therapeutic systems to transfer from bench-to-bedside through clinical trials to enhance the current treatment scenario.

In fact we see before us the supposedly constructive, canalising parental activity that leads from reading Robin Hood as a traditional bedside story through children's bows and arrows to a lethal crossbow and the brief, reflective transformation of the pupils of Kevin's eyes into archery targets.

a WHO 2002 country information [40] b OECD 2003 country information [33] c WHO 2000 World health report [41] We developed a survey instrument to explore general physicians' perception of scarcity and rationing both at the system-wide level, through resource unavailability, and in clinical practice, through bedside rationing.

It  has a hole to feed your phone charger or bedside lamp lead through to make the bedside clutter-free.