Currently, apart from mild, induced hypothermia, no other treatment has shown any ability to decrease the consequences of cerebral anoxia-ischemia due to cardiac arrest.
We hypothesised that H2S injected at the time of reperfusion could decrease the consequences of shock and reperfusion, that the use of an inhibitor of endogenous H2S production leads to opposite effects, and that adding a vascular K+ATP-channel inhibitor would improve the effects of H2S on systemic haemodynamics.
The advantage of a defunctioning stoma can be that it decreases the consequences of anastomotic leakage, and may also decrease its incidence.
There are two solutions if we want to use the risk-based analysis for controlling and reducing the risk of this equipment, (1) decreasing the probability of failure and (2) decreasing the consequence of failure, which will lead to the reduction of failure risk of the equipment.
According to the Starling principle, along with the pressure decrease of the branch of the ciliary vessels, the resistance decreases, the consequence of which induces fluid retention between cells.
Thus, dissemination of energy-efficient technologies (e.g., energy-saving stoves), creating job opportunities, family planning, strict government energy policy, and provision of alternative energy (i.e., other than biomass energy) from the government with less taxation may decrease the bad consequences.
He is interested in examining different types of complementary programs that can be easily incorporated into conventional treatment to decrease the psychophysiological consequences associated with treatment and improve outcomes.
Through role-playing and practicing negotiation skills, we can decrease the likelihood of consequences that will affect adolescents for the rest of their lives.
To decrease the adverse economic consequences of the obesity epidemic, policy makers must emphasize bariatric surgery as a cost-effective option for qualified patients.
Education and encouragement of the people with acne, women in particular, to seek an appropriate medical, mental, and social support not only improve the physical appearance and self-esteem but also decrease the associated social consequences and burdens.
