For these reasons, the risk of an on-target/off-tumor toxicity is higher in solid tumors and, at least in one case, severity of this reaction may have caused patient death47.
Objective: To investigate the characteristics of rehabilitation hospitals and units correlated with gains in motor and cognitive function, after adjusting for case severity of the patients admitted and for length of stay (LOS).
Several factors can be identified influencing the choice of therapy for an adult Class II case: severity of skeletal and dental discrepancy, amount of crowding especially in the lower jaw, periodontal condition, expected stability, age and the willingness of the patient to undergo orthognathic surgery.
Unlike other European countries, pre-admission triage based on case severity of acute pancreatitis is seldom implemented in our population.
When analyses were stratified by age group, factors such as sharing meals with the index case, severity of disease in the index case, crowding, and poor ventilation, that were previously statistically significant no longer were associated (data not shown).
The stated reasons for withdrawal were inability or unwillingness to make the time commitment for the intervention, scheduling difficulties, and, in one case, severity of symptoms, warranting referral for CBT on an individual basis (see Table 2).
This is consistent with the clinical suspicion that steatotic livers have a decreased ability to regenerate after hepatectomy, and the combined effect of the duration of ischemia and underlying liver disease, in this case severity of macrovesicular steatosis, should be carefully considered in the clinical setting of liver resection.
The most frequent reasons for maintaining carbapenems as DT were: Antibiotic susceptibility tests (38% of cases), severity level (33% of cases) immunosuppression (8% of cases).
In two cases the severity of infection (severe scalp infection and tubal abscess) necessitated permanent discontinuation of infliximab treatment (Fig. 1).
Occurrence of ADRs is inherent to the use of medicines, and in some cases the severity of an event leads to hospital admission.
