Sentence examples for bleeding stress from inspiring English sources

The causes of death included septicaemia in 6, severe chest infection with respiratory failure in 2, disseminated intravascular coagulation in 1, diabetic ketoacidosis in 1, metabolic encephalopathy in 1 and upper gastrointestinal bleeding (stress bleeding) in 1.

Giving that such patients show an increasing risk of important gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, stress-ulcer prophylaxis (SUP) has been recommended for the prevention of upper GI hemorrhage.

Behavior following the adaptation period, i.e. during experimentation was distinctly different between groups, and we considered this to be each animals' individual response to mild stress induced by the procedure of bleeding (procedural stress), but not due to housing in metabolic cages, since we considered the 4-week adaptation period spent in metabolic cages to be a training procedure.

Traction headaches may be caused by brain swelling, infection, bleeding, tumour, stress, or obstructed flow of cerebrospinal fluid.

Recent observational studies suggest that bleeding from stress ulceration is extremely uncommon in intensive care unit patients.

Our results indicate that CI-based goal-directed resuscitation may result in residual hypovolaemia, as bleeding caused stress induced tachycardia "normalizes" CI, without restoring adequate SVI.

The results of this pilot study suggest that there may be no difference in the incidence of VAP and GI bleeding if stress ulcer prophylaxis is performed by H2RA or PPI.

Subsequent studies confirmed this finding and two meta-analyses published by Cook et al. [ 2] demonstrated that both histamine-2 receptor blockers (H2RBs) and sucralfate decreased the risk of bleeding from stress ulceration when compared to a placebo.

Inflammation, renal failure, or blood loss due to frequent phlebotomies, gastric stress bleeding, coagulation disorders, or surgical procedures [1] often results in anemia in patients attending the intensive care unit (ICU).

Gastrointestinal failure was a classic feature in early descriptions of MODS, and invariably measured as bleeding from acute stress ulceration of the stomach [ 8, 9].

Inflammation, renal failure, or blood loss due to frequent phlebotomies, gastric stress bleeding, coagulation disorders, or surgical procedures [ 1] often results in anemia in patients attending the intensive care unit (ICU).