Sentence examples for complications controls from inspiring English sources

A total of 135 women who died (cases) between 2009 and 2012 from eclampsia, pulmonary embolism, severe sepsis, amniotic fluid embolism, and peripartum haemorrhage, using data from the Confidential Enquiry into Maternal Death, and another 1661 women who survived severe complications (controls) caused by these conditions (2005 2013), using data from the UK Obstetric Surveillance System.

The number of the subject without any of those history or complications (control) was 379.

To determine the contribution of drug use to maternal and perinatal complications, controlling for social confounders.

We measured the time required for placement of the PAC in adult patients with a history of tricuspid ring annuloplasty, with pulmonary artery stenosis or with transvenous pacemaker leads, and in patients without those history or complications (control).

Diabetes complications control and management depend on a continuing interaction between health care providers and patients.

Currently, the conventional therapy with western medicines (WM) mainly includes thrombolysis, improving microcirculation, restoring blood supply to ischemic area, using cerebral protection agents, controlling cerebral edema, preventing and treating complications, controlling hypertension, reducing blood viscosity, and so on [ 1, 2].

Consequences of such strategies would be health promotion, disease risk reduction, prediction of the diseases burden, facilitation of health support, early diagnosis, effective treatment, complications control and the last but not the least designing and implementation of the required services.

All HbA1c values were measured using the Roche Cobar Integra 800 whole-blood immune-turbidimetric assay (standardized according to the Diabetes Complications Control Trial/National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program) performed by a single laboratory (DaVita Laboratory, Deland, FL).

BITES, Brief Intervention in Type 1 Diabetes – Education for Self-Efficacy; BMI, Body Mass Index; DCCT, Diabetes Complications Control Trial; HbA1c, Haemoglobin A1C; UK, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

All of these results suggest that while much of the increased cost of diabetes over time could be avoided by prevention of diabetes-related complications, control of diabetes itself generates costs.

Following brain surgery a cohort of eighteen sex-, age-, tumor type, weight- and operation-time matched patients without postoperative lung complications (control group) were compared to five patients having postoperative aspiration pneumonia developed within 48 hours after surgery (pneumonia group).