Sentence examples for continuous modalities from inspiring English sources

However, the comparative clinical effectiveness of intermittent versus continuous modalities (CRRT) is unknown.

During the mass methanol poisoning outbreak that occurred in the Czech Republic in 2012 2015, both intermittent and continuous modalities of enhanced elimination were applied [28].

Although not a continuous means of ICP measurement, TCD PI can be performed non-invasively serially, helping to rule in high ICP, and prompting more invasive, continuous modalities.

Apparently, more patients in our study seemed to survive without sequelae and less patients died when intermittent hemodialysis was being used as compared to continuous modalities.

We compared clinical endpoints, mortality, and the prevalence of long-term visual and central nervous system (CNS) sequelae in the patients treated with intermittent versus continuous modalities of hemodialysis.

Recent recommendations from the EXTRIP expert group support intermittent hemodialysis as the modality of choice in methanol poisoning, and continuous modalities as an acceptable alternative in cases of unavailability of intermittent hemodialysis [27].

Except one with group imbalance, all other did not find any significant difference of mortality of renal recovery comparing intermittent or continuous modality.

In both cases, cytokine half-lives and concentrations are affected, the first by the continuous modality and the second by the non-specific decapitation of peaks.

Due to the intracellular distribution of MTX, renal replacement should be a continuous modality with high blood flow rates or possibly prolonged and repeated IHD.

Contrast enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) is a dynamic and continuous modality providing real-time view of vascularization and flow distribution patterns of different organs and tumors.

Furthermore, as it is a continuous modality, the urea gradient between intra- and extracellular compartments is maintained, in contrast to HD where the patient is given time in between dialysis sessions for equilibration to occur without ongoing reductions in BUN.