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In conclusion, monitoring viral load became less frequent in recent years in a population of patients who were initially virologically well suppressed and considered adherent to CART.
In conclusion monitoring EVLWI, as pulmonary edema indicator and GEDV, as cardiac preload value, lead our diagnostic and terapeutic management during major surgical procedures.
In conclusion, monitoring PCT seems to be useful in early diagnosis of septic complications in patients undergoing cardiac surgery and more sensitive on the variations in IL-6.
In conclusion, monitoring anti-resorptive treatment using BTMs in clinical practice is feasible and might be an important tool in monitoring early treatment effect and compliance.
In conclusion, monitoring EVLW by transpulmonary thermodilution, which is feasible nowadays [ 2], can help to manage patients with ALI/ARDS on mechanical ventilation, and can help to decide on withholding intravenous fluids and starting diuretic therapy.
In conclusion, monitoring of metabolic changes in cells exposed to novel signal transduction modulators supplements molecular findings and provides further mechanistic insights into longitudinal changes of the mitochondrial and glycolytic pathways of oncogenesis.
Conclusions Monitoring of the cardiac output noninvasively using transthoracic echocardiography is a reproducible feasible option.
Conclusions: Monitoring for the accumulation of unique mutations within the genome of drug resistant HBV mutants isolated during long term antiviral therapy appears warranted in the clinical management of patients with CHB.
Conclusions: Monitoring bone mineral density in postmenopausal women in the first three years after starting treatment with a potent bisphosphonate is unnecessary and may be misleading.
Conclusions: To know and close monitoring of the incidence of VAP, microbiological agents associated and its antimicrobial resistance pattern is the key to the adoption of more specific standards ICU rules.
Conclusion: HRV monitoring using plethysmography is feasible and has the potential to detect physiological deterioration and predict patients' outcome.
