Sentence examples for common admitting from inspiring English sources

The most common admitting diagnosis was pneumonia (19 %) and septic shock (19 %).

The most common admitting diagnoses were cardiovascular disease, infection, and pulmonary disease (Table 2).

Common admitting diagnoses included respiratory failure, solid organ transplant, post-surgery, and multi-trauma.

The most common admitting diagnoses were respiratory failure/pneumonia (37%), heart failure/cardiogenic shock (32%), and sepsis (26%).

The most common admitting diagnoses were pneumonia (11 patients), viral syndrome (5 patients), influenza (4 patients), and asthma exacerbation (4 patients).

4 Similarly, fractures were the most common admitting diagnosis among persons aged 65 years or older hospitalised for fall-related injuries in the USA between 1988 and 2005, representing 84% of the admissions.

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In the all-survivors group respiratory disorders were the most common diagnostic admitting category, whereas digestive causes of sepsis were the most common among the in-hospital group.

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